Sonoma County Airport Adds Direct SFO Bus Service With Checked Bags and Security Screening

A new bus service connecting Charles M. Schulz Airport to SFO will let North Bay travelers check bags and clear security before leaving Sonoma County, with eight daily round trips and connections to five airlines beginning November 17.The Landline Company announced Monday that the new direct bus service will begin November 17, with eight daily round trips between Santa Rosa and SFO, as the North Bay Business Journal reports. The one-way fare is $55 for adults, while children 15 and younger ride free with a paying adult. The trip is expected to take a little over two hours, depending on traffic.Unlike a conventional airport shuttle, Landline s 36-seat coaches will drop passengers directly inside SFO s secure area at Gate A3 in the International Terminal, allowing travelers with connecting flights to proceed without going through security again. According to the blog The Points Guy, the company is partnering with Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, and