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The noise abatement flight procedures for jet aircraft at SEA were established by the FAA in the 1990s. These procedures advise pilots flying jet…
Reverse thrust is a way of using reverse engine power to slow aircraft once they have landed. Most pilots utilize this feature of the aircraft to…
The Noise Programs Office has a flight tracking system that records aircraft flight paths and other more detailed information about aircraft…
The Port of Seattle offers the PublicVue flight tracking tool which allows citizens to view flight activity at SEA. This tool provides…
Aircraft on approach to SEA are descending at a 3-degree angle to the runways. This is the standard approach angle for landing aircraft at U.S.…
The prescribed flight patterns for jet aircraft at SEA were established by the FAA in 1990 and have not changed. The Noise Programs Office…
The only flight procedure in the Seattle airspace that falls under the FAA’s NextGen program is the Greener Skies Program. Greener Skies is an FAA…
Aircraft take-off and land facing into the prevailing winds. SEA operates in a south-flow or north-flow condition depending upon the…
Airports do not have authority over aircraft in flight. The FAA and the pilot operating the aircraft have control over…
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