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A detailed airport layout diagram showing various 2026 airfield work areas marked in different colors, including runway work areas, taxiway work areas, and cargo line work areas. The diagram includes a comprehensive legend identifying different construction and maintenance zones planned for the airfield.

Aerial map showing the location of Snow Storage Expansion Phase II by Lagoon 3 at an airport facility. The map displays the completed Phase I snow storage area in green and the planned Phase II expansion in blue, with runway infrastructure visible in the background.

Chart showing airport capital spending from 1998 to 2030 in 2025 dollars, displaying CPI index adjusted spending compared to average real spending 1998-2024. The chart shows significant fluctuations with peaks around 2002, 2018, and projected 2025, and notable lows around 2013.

Port of Seattle Commission regular meeting agenda for October 28, 2025, including executive session, public comment procedures, consent agenda items covering construction contracts, lease agreements, and new business items including a revised welcoming port policy directive.

Image shows a modern airport terminal building with a curved glass facade and multiple aircraft parked at gates. Several commercial airliners are visible on the tarmac with ground support equipment and vehicles. The terminal appears to be a major hub facility with multiple levels and extensive gate infrastructure.

Aerial photograph showing an airport runway, terminal building, and surrounding residential neighborhood. The image displays aviation infrastructure including the main runway, terminal facilities, and nearby housing developments with green spaces.

Agenda for StART meeting covering FAA’s Record of Decision for Sustainable Airport Master Plan Near-Term Projects, Part 150 Noise Study updates, and various working group activities. The meeting includes presentations on airport sustainability projects, noise programs, and policy working group updates.

Environmental checklist for the Port of Seattle’s Flight Corridor Management Program at SEA, which involves regular identification and removal of tree obstructions to maintain compliance with FAA flight corridor regulations. The program operates on approximately five-year implementation cycles.