Oakland International Airport has finished its $11-million security project designed to save costs and feature art welcoming passengers to the city, airport officials said.
According to OAK officials in a news release Aug. 1, the Terminal 2 (T2) Security Exit Project, which was constructed in a period of six months, is meant to prevent passenger backflow from non-secure areas to help airport security.
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