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Community festival with Asian dragon costumes

Tourism Marketing Support Program

Driving Responsible Tourism and Economic Growth TogetherIn alignment with the Port of Seattle's Century Agenda to "Advance this region as a leading tourism destination and business gateway," the Tourism Development team works to g...

Community festival with Asian dragon costumes

Tourism Marketing Support Program

Driving Responsible Tourism and Economic Growth TogetherIn alignment with the Port of Seattle's Century Agenda to "Advance this region as a leading tourism destination and business gateway," the Tourism Development team works to g...

Large outdoor containment pond covered with a protective mesh or liner, with support poles and tensioned cables running across the surface. Surrounding the pond is a sloped embankment with vegetation and a fence.

Airport IWTP Effluent Discharge Rate

SEA's Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (IWTP) manages and treats stormwater associated with industrial activities from aircraft fueling and maintenance operations as well as wastewater from other airport-related operations su...

Alaska Airline flight leaves SEA Airport

Flight Corridor Management Program

The Port of Seattle maintains clear and safe flight corridors for aircraft takeoffs and landings. This ongoing program identifies and removes obstructions, like trees, in accordance with FAA regulations. The Port is committed to p...

Alaska Airline flight leaves SEA Airport

Flight Corridor Management Program

The Port of Seattle maintains clear and safe flight corridors for aircraft takeoffs and landings. This ongoing program identifies and removes obstructions, like trees, in accordance with FAA regulations. The Port is committed to p...

Cruise ship leaving the Port of Seattle with the skyline in the background.

Puget Sound Maritime Air Emissions Inventory

As hubs of transportation activity, ports move people and goods using vehicles, vessels, equipment, buildings, and facilities that are mostly powered by fossil fuels. These energy-intensive operations contribute to air pollutant a...

Cruise ship leaving the Port of Seattle with the skyline in the background.

Puget Sound Maritime Air Emissions Inventory

As hubs of transportation activity, ports move people and goods using vehicles, vessels, equipment, buildings, and facilities that are mostly powered by fossil fuels. These energy-intensive operations contribute to air pollutant a...

Cruise ship leaving the Port of Seattle with the skyline in the background.

Puget Sound Maritime Air Emissions Inventory

As hubs of transportation activity, ports move people and goods using vehicles, vessels, equipment, buildings, and facilities that are mostly powered by fossil fuels. These energy-intensive operations contribute to air pollutant a...

SEA Airport's airfield of the terminal with Mount Rainier in the background.

Hazardous Materials Management

The Port of Seattle's Hazardous Waste Program ensures proper management of hazardous waste streams through educational and technical assistance efforts that emphasize compliance, waste minimization, and recycling.What is Hazardous...

2017 College Intern Miguel Garcia Gonzalez addresses his colleagues at Jack Block Park

Post Secondary Program

Why intern with the Port?Few organizations, public or private, can offer college interns the experience the Port of Seattle provides:Behind-the-scenes looks at airport and maritime operations that move millions of passengers and b...