San Jose and Oakland international airports each have extended a robust string of results for passenger activity — yet both aviation hubs remain well below the trends they posted before the coronavirus outbreak.
The latest air travel activity results from the South Bay and East Bay airports show that while both travel facilities have returned to sturdy levels of monthly passenger travel, the two aviation hubs are still struggling to reclaim the pinnacles they had reached ahead of the arrival of the coronavirus.
San Jose International Airport handled slightly more than 1.09 million passengers during August, which marked the fourth straight month that the South Bay aviation complex served at least one million monthly passengers.
