The Port of Seattle's 2018 Federal Legislative Agenda outlines priorities for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, including securing federal funding for infrastructure, expanding TSA and customs screening capacity, and addressing the airport's impact on surrounding communities. On noise and environmental issues, the Port sought greater FAA authority to engage local communities on flight path changes and noise concerns, supported studies on ultrafine particulate emissions, and pledged to monitor any proposed changes to the 65 DNL noise mitigation standard. The agenda also emphasized promoting sustainable aviation fuels, protecting immigrant workers, and improving quality of life for residents near the airport.Open full document
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The Port of Seattle’s 2018 federal legislative agenda for Sea-Tac International Airport outlines priorities across four areas: investing in airport infrastructure, accommodating passenger growth, connecting to the world, and addressing community impact. Key goals include increasing federal funding and Passenger Facility Charge flexibility, expanding TSA and CBP screening capacity, supporting immigration and trade policies, and engaging communities on noise, emissions, and environmental stewardship.