Menu Port of Seattle Logo - Home

Explore More in

An orca surfaces in a sunset view off the coast of washington

Shhh … A Quiet Sound Protects Orcas 

Mon, Nov 09, 2020

The Orcas are back! The Southern Resident Killer Whales returned to Puget Sound with new babies in the pod. We all need to do our part to protect the Orcas while they are here.   Underwater noise poses a challenge for orca...

Delta airlines jet takes off from SEA Airport in front of Mt. Rainier

Fast Facts about Clean Fuels

Thu, Nov 05, 2020

Putting out your trash can, driving by a pasture scented with cow manure, or getting a whiff of the deep fryer from the fast food restaurant next door might not spark your lust for travel. But these surprising sources of clean ene...

Kayla Bet and flight attendants

One Travel Nurse’s Pacific Northwest Essential Travel Journey

Thu, Nov 05, 2020

In this series, we check in with people using Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) for essential travel. While leisure travel has been largely put on hold during COVID-19 as we all work together to limit interactions and fla...

"The Times" exhibit

Art Exhibit Captures the Current Moment

Tue, Nov 03, 2020

Exhibit on display in the Pier 69 lobby though November 22 Four handstitched quilts on display in the Port of Seattle's Pier 69 lobby help tell the story of our current moment — the intersection of the pandemic, recession, and ...

COVID-19 Testing Pilot Launches for Ticketed Travelers at SEA

Mon, Nov 02, 2020

Travelers seeking a COVID-19 test prior to air travel have a new option beginning November 4 when Discovery Health MD starts offering testing for ticketed travelers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The pilot program ...

What Lies Beneath Blog Header

What Lies Beneath

Fri, Oct 30, 2020

What Lies Beneath   Five Fascinatingly Frightening Creatures of Elliott Bay   In the deep, dark, cold waters of Puget Sound lurk frightening creatures waiting to strike at hapless prey and pull them into a wat...

Overhead airport sign with a green header reading ‘GREEN Line to:’ and directional symbols pointing right toward Gates C, N, and X. The sign is mounted on a large metallic column beneath a ceiling with exposed structural elements. In the background, travelers stand near shuttle‑train doors along a corridor decorated with colorful wall art.

User’s Guide to the Train at SEA Airport

Fri, Oct 30, 2020

Translations are available in Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and Vietnamese:ይህን ጦማር/ብሎግ በአማርኛ ያንብቡ (PDF) هذه المدونة باللغة العربية (PDF) 阅读中文版博客 (PDF) Lea el blog en español (PDF) Đọc blog này bằng tiếng V...

Beecher mac and cheese and a beer

Airport Travelers Brake for Cheese

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

When Beecher's Handmade Cheese opened its store at SEA Airport in 2012, owner Kurt Dammeier saw the chance to connect with travelers at the beginning or end of their journey to Seattle. "We'd been open at Pike Place Market for ...

Map of six parks on the Duwamish with their new full names suggested and chosen by public participation

Port Announces New Names for Six Parks along the Duwamish River

Tue, Oct 27, 2020

The Port of Seattle Commission voted to adopt new, community-sourced names for six Port-owned parks and shoreline habitat areas along the Duwamish River. The names reflect the cultural, historical and environmental significance of...

Buttons with personal pronouns on a SEA Airport lanyard

From an Omelet to Personal Pronouns

Tue, Oct 27, 2020

This blog post was written by a Pathfinder at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). October 21 was International Pronouns Day, a day with a mission to make respecting, sharing, and educating about personal pronouns common...