Air Travelers In San Francisco Can Relax With Yoga
At San Francisco International Airport, travelers can stretch and unwind before sitting down in a crowded plane. The yoga room is equipped with mats, warm lights and walls that are painted a serene blue.
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RENEE MONTAGNE, HOST:
Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne. Where else would it start but San Francisco? Yoga has joined the food courts and massage stations as a pre-flight experience. San Francisco International Airport is now offering a yoga room. Travelers can stretch and de-stress before squeezing into those painfully crowded planes. It's equipped with mats, warm lights kept low and walls painted a serene blue. But if that's not what relaxes you, there is always the bar. It's MORNING EDITION.
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