Fri, Apr 02, 2021
Standing in line at the airport, navigating through a crowded concourse to your gate, or taking a train can be stressful. During your journey, there's so much to see and hear, including the sensory stimulus of restaurant signage a...
Accessible Travel for All At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) we strive to make your travel experience as easy, safe, and comfortable as possible. Whether you are visiting Seattle, passing through, or accomp...
Ongoing Commitment to Excellence The Port of Seattle Commission is dedicated to the task of making SEA the most accessible airport in the USA. SEA has recently partnered with the Open Doors Organization to evaluate our cur...
Daily and hourly parking ADA-designated parking spaces are available in both General Parking on the fifth floor and in Terminal Direct Parking on the fourth floor. Vehicles properly displaying valid disabled permit identificati...
Personal Vehicle Drop-Off Loading 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 ...
Accessibility and Passenger Support Contact Information For any disability, wheelchair or medical assistance please contact your airline directly to make a reservation prior to your arrival at the airport. All number Airl...
Vision Assistance In 2018, the Port of Seattle began partnering with Aira (pronounced EYE-rah) to help people who are blind and have low vision safely navigate the airport. Aira connects users to live agents...
Learn about accessibility service expansions at SEA Wings for Autism Security procedures at airports affect everyone. In support of making these procedures easier to navigate for all travelers, the Port of Seattle collaborat...
Don't worry! We're here to support you before, during, and after your trip We take pride in our service excellence and want to make your visit to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) an outstanding travel experience....
Mon, Jul 27, 2020
by Heather Karch and Chelsea Rodriguez Did you know that almost 25 percent of Washington adult residents have some type of disability, whether it's hearing, vision, cognitive, an ability to live independently, or ambulatory? We...
