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Port Of Seattle Letter to Zone III Committee: Invitation to Join Sea-Tac/Boeing Field Airspace Study Advisory Committee

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In October 1981, the Port of Seattle invited the Zone III Committee to join an Advisory Committee for the Sea-Tac International Airport and Boeing Field Airspace Study, which aimed to examine how shared airspace between the two airports affected capacity and congestion. Advisory Committee members would be expected to review study materials, monitor progress, and relay information between the study team and their organizations, meeting no more than eight times over 12 months. The first meeting was scheduled for November 5, 1981, at the Federal Aviation Administration Building at Boeing Field.

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Letter dated October 16, 1981 from Joe Sims, Manager of Planning and Research at Port Of Seattle, to Jean Pihlman of the Zone III Committee, inviting the Zone III Committee to participate in the Sea-Tac International Airport/King County International Airport (Boeing Field) Airspace Study Advisory Committee. The letter describes the study’s purpose — evaluating impacts on airport capacity from shared airspace between Sea-Tac and Boeing Field, including congestion and delay — and outlines three membership objectives and four advisory tasks. The first Advisory Committee meeting was scheduled for November 5, 1981, at 7:00 p.m. at the Federal Aviation Administration Building/Boeing Field. Contact person listed as Jody Yamanaka, Project Manager, Port Of Seattle, (206) 382-3327.

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