Construction at Sea-Tac Airport

Work has begun on the reconstruction of the airport's longest runway, 16L/34R. Read the fact sheet (25 KB, PDF)

Sea-Tac Airport has recently finished a major renovation and expansion. It's both expanded and improved. Here's a quick look at recent changes:

And there's more to come. Sound Transit Link light rail is coming to Sea-Tac by the end of 2009.

At the heart of the airport, this beautiful new space opened in spring 2005

Concourse A and the Gina Marie Lindsey International Arrivals Hall (see a map)
Opened in spring 2004, the new wider, longer concourse has twice as many gates (14) as the former Concourse A, as well as the Airport's first moving sidewalks.	Public meeting space Eateries Shops Spectacular art
Parking Garage (see a map)
With 13,000 parking stalls, the Airport Parking Garage is one of the largest single-roofed garages in the U.S.	Brighter, whiter lighting Signage and color-coded elevators guide parkers to spots closest to their airline's check-in
Restrooms
The oldest of the airport's restrooms have been beautifully renovated and a new family restroom has been added next to each set of men's and women's restrooms.	Better lighting Stainless steel stalls Baby changing tables Touchless faucets Convenient bag shelves Attractive tile finishes Pacific Northwest artwork
Satellite Transit System (see a map)
The airport's original transit system was completly renovated including new tracks, new trains and new stations.. Security checkpoints were moved up to the ticketing level, providing more room in the expanded, remodeled subway stations.	Better lighting More capacity New tracks & guide rails Computer-controlled vehicles Subway tunnel walls reinforced for seismic safety Public art Better signage and audio instructions