Airports of Seattle

Seattle - State of Washington - Pacific Coast, USA

from Seattle by airplane to :

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Manila Tokyo
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in 9 h 20 min
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Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA)

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is just 12 miles south from Seattle city center.

Airlines: Alaska Airlines, North West

Airport website: seatac.org - portseattle.org

A major expansion took place in the late 1960s, and the result was an airport with an annual capacity of 25 million passengers.

In 1998 some 25 863 132  passengers used the airport.

Improvements to the airport's seismic stability have proven to be a wise investment. In february 2001 an earthquake hit Seattle airport.

In 2002, Sea-Tac Airport welcomed more than 26 million passengers.

The airport needed expansion.

A new Central Terminal, Pacific Marketplace is the airport's main retail and restaurant area.

A new third runway will allow aircraft to land on two runways at the same time (except in the worst weather conditions).


Public transport to downtown is done by bus in 2004.

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