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Did you know...
- San Francisco is 9 hours after Madrid. You should find out how to minimise jetlag.
- The distance between San Francisco and Madrid is 9,328 km.
- San Francisco has the IATA code of SFO and Madrid is MAD.
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What airlines fly non-stop to San Francisco from Madrid?No airlines fly non-stop to San Francisco from Madrid.
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