Introduction to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
With over 49.8 million passengers in 2018, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is the largest airport in the Pacific Northwest and the 8th largest in North America. SEA serves as a hub for both Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines. Seattle's location as the closest West Coast city to both Europe and Asia makes it an ideal international gateway, a fact that has made Seattle one of the fastest-growing airports in North America for the past five years.
As the headquarters of major multinational corporations such as Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, and the Gates Foundation,...
Latest Seattle-Tacoma International Airport News
American Airlines pushes five route launches back to 2021
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Philadelphia-Casablanca among the routes to be delayed.
Other Seattle-Tacoma International Airport News
- COVID-19: North America market update
- COVID-19: North America market update (w/e March 22)
- Canadian airlines react to border closure with significant cuts
- US passengers from Europe to be funneled through 11 airports
- Compass to close Seattle base after losing Delta contract
- Alaska Airlines to launch 737-800 flights between Seattle and Cincinnati
Latest Updates from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
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has written Impacts of COVID-19 on SEA Airport18 days 21 hours ago
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has written Bridge to the World Lifts into Place at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport27 days 19 hours ago
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has written American Airlines announces SEA-BLR route, region’s first nonstop to India1 month 14 days ago
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has written Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: Sustainable Airport Master Plan Update2 months 7 days ago