Mineta San Jose is set up so that you have to drive by the other Terminal (A) to get to B. A is in much better shape than B. You can also see the new construction that is being done to improve the airport. They are really building a totally new terminal that will serve all airlines. They seem to have at least another year in my opinion though.
I alighted at the dingy terminal and headed to the kiosks to check-in. The airport was really light; even the shuttle drive was commenting on how bad its been with the economy the way it is.
I walked around the airport picking up some local transportation brochures first before heading through security.
This was an easy process and before long, I was at the Burger King ordering a chicken salad. After which I then found a seat that had a power plug nearby.
One thing I have to give this airport credit for, well two things, are: free wifi and that they've placed electrical outlets right behind the seats. Thank you.
I ate, then got online. There were many others doing the same thing as well as talking too loudly on their phones. I think people forget they are in a public space. Some of the conversations are indeed funny though, but I could do without having to hear them.
I got online for a bit and just goofed off and twittered a few tweets. Soon, I heard my name called and I got a middle seat about 2/3rds way down the plane.
Boarding commenced shortly after. It was neat as if you had 18-25 you boarded from the rear stairs otherwise you did the front. It was awesome. The also started boarding with row 18 and higher.
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