Hayward Airport Transportation
Oakland International Airport (OAK) sits roughly 8 miles northwest of downtown Hayward on Hegenberger Road — a straight shot up I-880 that turns into stop-and-go traffic fast on weekday mornings and during the afternoon peak. OAK has two passenger terminals, and the airport's terminal loop provides curbside access for commercial operators dropping off and picking up passengers. Check the official OAK ground transportation information before the trip so your transportation provider uses the correct terminal curb.
A Hayward airport sprinter van picks the whole group up from one address, loads bags into the undercarriage, and drops everyone at the correct terminal curbside — no parking garage, no splitting up, no one circling arrivals. San Francisco International (SFO) is also reachable in roughly 30–40 minutes from Hayward via I-880 North to US-101, depending on Bay Bridge or Dumbarton Bridge routing. For groups flying into SFO, the sprinter van handles the cross-bay transfer cleanly.
Call 341-245-0140 to lock in your airport pickup time.
At OAK, Southwest operates from Terminal 2 while other airlines generally use Terminal 1; confirm the terminal directly with your airline because gate assignments can change. Commercial drop-off and pickup take place on the terminal loop, so giving the transportation provider the airline and terminal before departure saves a last-minute circuit around Airport Drive.



















