San Francisco, United States · SFO
San Francisco Airport Concierge at SFO — Effortless Arrivals Through the International Terminal
San Francisco airport concierge is a VIP meet-and-greet service where a dedicated greeter meets you at the aircraft door at SFO, walks you through CBP passport control and baggage reclaim, and escorts you to a waiting chauffeur. Curo turns a transpacific arrival into a calm gate-to-car experience.
How SFO Is Laid Out: Terminals 1 to 3 and the International Terminal
San Francisco International is arranged in a horseshoe around four terminals. Terminal 1 (Harvey Milk) and Terminal 2 handle domestic carriers, with American Airlines a major presence. Terminal 3 is United Airlines' domestic home — United runs its key transpacific hub at SFO. The International Terminal, split into Boarding Areas A and G, handles long-haul arrivals from carriers such as Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines and EVA Air. An AirTrain people mover links all terminals, garages and the BART station.
Arriving From Overseas: CBP at the International Terminal
Long-haul flights into Boarding Area A or G route arriving passengers to US Customs and Border Protection in the International Terminal. Non-US citizens face passport-control queues that lengthen when several Asia and Europe flights land in the same window, often mid-morning. Global Entry speeds enrolled travellers through dedicated kiosks; everyone else joins the visitor lines for fingerprinting and inspection. Travellers connecting to a domestic United flight in Terminal 3 must reclaim bags, clear CBP, re-check luggage and ride the AirTrain — a transfer Curo coordinates throughout.
Services and Pricing at SFO
Curo's full service runs at San Francisco in USD: Silver ($250) provides a personal greeter, immigration escort and baggage assistance; Gold ($380) adds fast-track lanes, a dedicated porter and lounge coordination across SFO's premium lounges; Platinum ($510) adds a private chauffeur transfer with a named driver. Real-time flight monitoring is standard on every tier, with no charge for delays. Your greeter is positioned at the gate — Terminal 1, 2, 3 or the International Terminal — before you step off the aircraft.
Services at San Francisco International Airport
- Airport Meet & Greet — Gate-side escort across SFO's domestic and international terminals
- Fast Track — Priority lanes through CBP at the International Terminal
- Lounge Access — Escorted to an SFO premium lounge
- Porter Service — Luggage carried via the AirTrain to your car
- Chauffeur Transfer — Named driver waiting at SFO arrivals
Frequently asked questions
Where will my greeter be waiting at SFO?
Your Curo greeter meets you at the aircraft door or jet bridge — in Boarding Area A or G at the International Terminal, or at your domestic gate in Terminal 1, 2 or 3. They monitor your flight live, so they are in position whether you land early or late, then lead you straight to immigration and baggage.
How much is SFO meet and greet and what currency?
San Francisco is priced in USD. Silver is $250 per traveller — greeter, immigration escort and baggage help. Gold is $380, adding fast track, a porter and lounge coordination. Platinum is $510 and includes a private chauffeur transfer. Every tier comes with real-time flight monitoring and no delay surcharge.
Which terminal does my airline use at San Francisco?
United runs its domestic operation from Terminal 3 and long-haul from the International Terminal (Boarding Area G). American is concentrated in Terminal 1. Carriers like Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and Lufthansa arrive into Boarding Area A or G. Share your flight and your greeter is assigned to the correct boarding area.
Does Curo handle CBP immigration at SFO for non-US passengers?
Yes. Your greeter escorts travellers of all nationalities through CBP passport control in the International Terminal. They point Global Entry members to the kiosks and guide other visitors to the shortest standard line, staying alongside you through fingerprinting, inspection and baggage reclaim.
Can Curo manage an international-to-domestic connection at SFO?
Yes. Connecting from an overseas flight to a domestic United departure in Terminal 3 means reclaiming bags, clearing CBP, re-checking luggage and riding the AirTrain. Your greeter walks you through each step and keeps the timing tight so the connection holds, even when CBP queues are long.
What if my flight into SFO is delayed or diverted by fog?
SFO is well known for marine-layer fog that slows arrivals. Your greeter tracks your flight in real time and adjusts to the actual landing — including delays and ground holds. There is no rebooking, no cancellation and no extra charge. They wait for you, not for the scheduled time.
Is a chauffeur transfer part of the SFO service?
The Platinum tier includes a private chauffeur with a named driver waiting to take you to any Bay Area address — San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Palo Alto or beyond. Silver and Gold include an escort to your pre-arranged vehicle or the designated rideshare and taxi pickup area outside the terminal.
Is San Francisco airport concierge worth it?
For transpacific and transatlantic arrivals, yes. After a long-haul flight, the CBP queues and the AirTrain transfer to Terminal 3 are the last thing you want to navigate tired. A Curo greeter handles immigration, baggage and the connection, making it especially worthwhile for business travellers and families.