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SEA Airport Social Story and Resource Guide

Social StoryThis social story and resource guide are designed for traveling through SEA. It is designed for travelers with autism to repeatedly review with their family/caregivers prior to travel. Though, it can certainly be used ...

Airline Accessibility

Accessibility and Passenger Support Contact InformationFor any disability, wheelchair or medical assistance please contact your airline directly to make a reservation prior to your arrival at the airport. All Airlines coordinate w...

Two staff members stand behind an airport information desk. A sign above them reads ‘Information,’ and a banner beside the desk displays the words ‘We Are.’ A large window behind the desk shows trees and part of the terminal roadway. A green water bottle sits on the counter.

Information Desks

Real People, Real Help! All desks are staffed daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. by SEA Airport's Pathfinder team! You can get step-by-step directions to the Information Desks by using our interactive map.There are two Inf...

Traveler in a wheelchair and traveler with a cane walking down ticketing

Wheelchair Services

Requesting Wheelchair Service Before, During, and After Your FlightAirlines coordinate wheelchair services at key locations for arriving, departing, and connecting travelers including:From ticket counters through security to depar...

Portable induction loop device and tablet displayed on a counter in an airport.

ASL, Auditory, and Vision Assistance

American Sign Language (ASL)Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA) offers access to support Deaf and Hard of Hearing travelers using American Sign Language (ASL).Access an Interpreter on Your Own Device:Travelers can now conne...

Printable Airport Directories

Terminal OverviewSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) consists of one terminal with 6 concourses. On the south end A, B and S concourses and on the north end D, C and N concourses. All gates can be accessed with our North an...

Family waits in the gate area with a suitcase. One parent is in a wheelchair.

Community Engagement

The SEA Access team has been getting out of the airport and into the community to share more about accessibility resources at SEA and find out how we can better support travelers with disabilities. Past events include exhibiting a...

SEA Customer Care Real People. Real Help.

Contact SEA Customer Care

We're here to support you before, during, and after your trip.AirlineFor flight reservations, baggage services, cargo, and post-security wheelchair services contact your airline directly. BaggageFor lost, delayed and ot...

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Accessibility at SEA Airport

At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) we strive to make your travel experience accessible for all. Whether you are visiting Seattle, passing through, or accompanying someone else in their travels, our staff and f...

A row of taxis parked in a covered area, with a bright blue taxi in the foreground displaying a wheelchair accessibility symbol and the words “LOW FLAT RATES” on its side.

Accessible Transportation

Personal Vehicle Drop-OffLoading areas are marked with blue signs and located along the drives. The curbs along the upper and lower drives at SEA for departures and arrivals are being updated to meet current code requirements for ...

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