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By Marcus Chen
BizTimes Milwaukee
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A new shuttle from Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa to San Francisco International Airport will offer travelers the opportunity to check their bags and clear security beforehand, delivering passengers directly to their terminal.On Monday, officials at both airports announced the "Straight to Gate: Sonoma County to SFO" service, which is being offered by the company Landline.With the Straight to Gate service, passengers flying United, Alaska, Hawaiian or JetBlue out of SFO can check in, drop their bags and clear TSA security at Sonoma County Airport. Passengers will then board a secure coach that will make the roughly 75-mile trip nonstop to the airfield at SFO.Once at SFO, passengers will go directly to their terminal and gate, and their bags will be transferred to their flight."Sonoma County already has a great local airport. Straight to Gate connects it to SFO's global network, so trips to anywhere in the world can start close to home," said David Sunde, Landline's founder and CEO