Bomb Threat Experience and Breakfast from Burger King in SFO

Our flight left on time (7:15 PM) from Los Angeles Airport, and it was all standard procedure. I cannot wait to go home to Vancouver. However, at around 8:30 PM, the pilot made three announcements:

1. They will suspend the distribution of snacks and meals.
2. They will have to stop inflight WiFi.
3. We have to do an emergency landing at Sacramento Airport.

I was surprisingly calm through it all. I watched enough documentaries and drama series with airplane crashes to run through checklists in my head. I am on a window seat and checked if the wings or engine is on fire, but it seems to be functioning as expected. I also observed that if any passenger or crew member is panicking about a medical emergency, it is not that either.

Then, I thought that maybe there was a terrorist or bomb threat. It could be, but we're still flying and have not exploded yet, so we're good. Again, my heart was not pounding, and I was surprisingly not scared.

Afterwards, I prayed, "God, if it is my time to come home to You, I am ready. I surrender to you, my spirit." - I can only pray this because my husband is with me during the flight. Then, I thought, "Lord, please help my sister remember my insurance information so my parents can get money." - What a weird thought!

After 30 minutes, we landed at San Francisco Airport. I connected to the internet and checked Twitter (X). I found a conversation about our flight. Apparently, there was a bomb threat.

We sat on the plane for almost an hour. Then, they asked us to exit with our things, walk through security, and go to our next gate. Then, 10 minutes later, they told us we would fly the following day. They provided hotel and food vouchers. My husband and I took a Lyft to the hotel and slept a wink. Suddenly, the adrenaline of what had happened sank in.

We woke up early, took another Lyft back to San Francisco International Airport and went through the security again. We sat near our gate, exhausted. Oh, and all I can think about is how I will be late for work. I sent a message to my manager when I learned that our flight was leaving the following morning.

He was understanding and kind through it all, but I'm such a workaholic that it unnecessarily stressed me out. While waiting for our flight, we grabbed breakfast from Burger King in SFO. I got the Ham, Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Croissan'wich, while hubby got the same except with Bacon instead of Ham. It was oily and salty. I did enjoy stress-eating on the hashbrown.

Bacon, Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Croissan'wich from Burger King in San Francisco Airport

Ham, Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Croissan'wich from Burger King in San Francisco Airport

Hash Browns from Burger King in SFO

We boarded our flight at 7:00 AM, and I prayed to God for sleep. I was knocked out. I woke up an hour later with the announcement that we needed to return to the gate because the "computers have not updated with our flight." I think United forgot to transfer the luggage in our bag. We left 30 minutes later and arrived at YVR at 10:30 AM. I slept the whole flight. Thank God!

We took an Uber home, unpacked, showered, and went straight to the office. Yes, I'm a workaholic. My siblings and parents told me I was crazy. I had lunch in the office and worked the rest of the afternoon. Even my manager was surprised to see me during the daily meeting.

Brownie and Muffin from Green Beans Coffee Co. | San Francisco Airport (SFO)

After our delicious late lunch at Proposition Chicken, we grabbed a brownie and blueberry muffin from nearby Green Beans Coffee Co.

Blueberry Muffins from Green Beans Coffee Co

Brownie from Green Bean Coffee Co

It was a good dessert after a savoury meal. Can't wait for our flight to Ontario and finally see family.

Proposition Chicken: Fried Chicken Sandwich | San Francisco Airport (SFO)

We safely arrived at San Francisco Airport (SFO) for our 1.5 hours layover before our flight to Ontario Airport.

Fried Chicken Sandwich from Proposition Chicken 

We arrived at Gate F14, and our connecting flight departed at Gate 10. In between, there are so many food choices. I did my research last week and read articles on must-try food places in the airport and narrowed it down based on what looks exciting and depending on which gate we'll end up in.

Fried Chicken Sandwich with Potato Wedges 

I chose the local fried chicken chain Proposition Chicken. For late 2:00 PM lunch, we grabbed a Fried Chicken Sandwich and Potato Wedges with their House Dip.

Potato Wedges and House Dip

The chicken was juicy and moist. Meanwhile, my hubby liked the bread. It's surprisingly good on its own. Overall, a delicious first bite in San Francisco.