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Accessibility Links and Resources

Travel InformationFAA Accessibility StatementTSA Special Travel ProceduresDept. of Transit Air Travel ResourcesNew Horizons - Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability (published by the U.S. Department of T...

Accessibility FAQS

Ongoing Commitment to ExcellenceThe Port of Seattle is dedicated to the ongoing task of improvement of accessibility at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). SEA regularly partners with accessibility consultants and disabili...

Terminal 91

Terminal 91 provides short-term and long-term moorage for fishing and commercial vessels, including factory trawlers, longliners, tugs, barges, ferries, research vessels, ships of state, cruise ships, and superyachts. Feature...

International Connections

Processing, Claiming Luggage, and ScreeningInternational flights (other than those arriving from a pre-clearance airport) arrive and process at the first point of entry into the United States. All passengers must be interviewed by...

International Connections

Uber and Lyft logos on digital signs in the parking garage and customer waiting for their ride.

Ride App Pick-Up

Uber and LyftRide App pick-up is available on the 3rd floor of the airport parking garage. Premium Uber rides like Uber Black meet at the baggage claim-level door the passenger selects.Getting picked up at SEA AirportTo access the...

A three‑panel image shows different aspects of an industrial control system. The left panel displays a computer screen filled with a detailed chilled water system diagram, including pipes, valves, labels, and numerical data. The center panel shows an individual standing indoors wearing a badge and a radio, positioned next to equipment. The right panel shows industrial machinery with gauges, pipes, wiring, and a control screen mounted on a beige panel.

Workforce Success Stories

Trade school a smart choice for Port of Seattle employeeJeff Bynum, central plant operator at Sea-Tac Airport and pictured below, found a skilled trade involving skills other than "using a wrench..."Jeff Bynum, one of the Port of ...

Workforce Success Stories

Maritime Industry

As a part of the Century Agenda, Workforce Development is helping the Port to increase work force training, jobs, and business opportunities for local communities in port-related industries such as maritime, trade, travel and logi...

Construction equipment and workers breaking up concrete on an airport tarmac near a parked airplane, with debris and tools visible around the work area.

Apprentice Utilization

At any given point in time, the Port has a number of major construction projects underway, ensuring that our facilities continue to meet the growing needs of the community and the businesses that rely on them. The construction pro...

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