Crossword Clue: Airport with a BART stop
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Airport with a BART stop"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Airport with a BART stop"
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- BART can access it
- BART stop
- Bay Area air hub
- Bay Area airport, briefly
- Bay Area airport code
- Bay Area airport, in shorthand
- Bay Area airport inits.
- Bay Area airport letters
- Bay Area baggage code
- Bay Area departure point, briefly
- Bay Area hub (Abbr.)
- Bay Area hub: Abbr.
- Bay Area hub
- Bay Area travel letters
- Abbr. on Giants' bags
- Abbr. on luggage headed for the Bay Area
- Asiana crash airport: Abbr.
- Air hub between LAX and Sea-Tac
- Airport accessible via BART
- Airport across the bay from OAK
- Airport close to SJC and OAK
- Airport code near Millbrae, California
- Airport for Giants (Abbr.)
- Airport near OAK
- Airport near SJC and OAK
- Airport north of LAX
- Airport northwest of LAX
- Airport not far from OAK
- Airport NW of LAX
- Airport on a bay, for short
- Airport up the coast from LAX
- Airport west of OAK
- Airport with a BART connection
- Airport with a BART station
- Airport with a BART stop
- Airport with a BART terminal
- Airport with a connection to the BART
- Airport with an Anchor Brewing Company pub
- Alternative to OAK
- Destination between LAX and Sea-Tac
- Destination for some BART riders, for short
- Destination NW of LAX
- Hub near SJC
- Hub northwest of LAX
- Hub NW of LAX
- Hub WNW of LAS
- It's a little over an hour flying time from LAX
- It's about 350 miles NW of LAX
- It's about 375 miles NW of LAX
- It's about 400 miles from LAX
- Busy CA airport
- Busy W. Coast airport
- It's nearly 700 mi. south of Sea-Tac
- It's north of LAX
- It's northwest of LAX
- "City by the Bay" airport code
- CA Airport where the climactic scene of "Bullitt" takes place
- CA airport with a See's Candies store
- Cal. airport code
- Cal. airport
- Cal. hub
- Calif. air hub
- Calif. airport abbr.
- Calif. airport code
- Calif. airport
- Calif. city, in airport shorthand
- California airport abbr.
- California airport, briefly
- California airport, on luggage tags
- California's second-busiest airport, after LAX
- Calif.'s second-busiest airport
- Golden Gate city's airp't
- CA's second-busiest airport
- Facility about 350 miles NW of LAX
- Setting for Bay Area touchdowns
- OAK alternative
- Trans-Pacific flight destination, for short
- Virgin America hub: Abbr.
- Virgin America's hub: Abbr.
- Virgin America's hub, for short
- W. Coast air hub
- W. Coast airport
- N. Cal. hub
- N. Calif. airport
- Landing place on a bay, for short
- LAX counterpart
- Main hub for Virgin America, for short
- Major CA airport
- Northern Cal. airport
- Northern Cal. hub
- Northern Calif. air hub
- Northern Calif. airport
- Site of 49ers touchdowns: Abbr.
- Site of 49ers touchdowns, for short
- Site of the Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crash: Abbr.
- UAL West Coast hub
- UAL western hub
- UAL's westernmost hub
- West Coast air hub, for short
- West Coast airport code
- West Coast airport, for short
- West Coast airport inits.
- United hub on the West Coast, briefly
Recent Usage of Airport with a BART stop in Crossword Puzzles
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- The Puzzle Society - June 21, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 6, 2016
- USA Today - Dec. 8, 2014
- Washington Post - Nov. 2, 2009