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English: Dignitaries at the opening of San Francisco International Airport station in June 2003. Left to right: Representative Ellen Tauscher, Judge Quentin L. Kopp, Secretary of Transportation Norman Minetta, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer, and BART Board Member James Fang
Date Taken on 22 June 2003
Source BART: 30 million trips and counting: BART celebrates 10th anniversary of SFO extension
Author San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District
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