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Image shows multiple Alaska Airlines aircraft parked at airport gates, featuring the airline’s distinctive livery with native Alaskan portraits on the tail. The aircraft appear to be Boeing 737s based on their size and configuration, positioned at what appears to be a major airport terminal with ground support equipment visible.

Image shows an airport fire truck spraying de-icing fluid on an Alaska Airlines aircraft on the tarmac. The scene depicts standard winter airport operations where specialized vehicles apply anti-icing treatment to aircraft before takeoff in cold weather conditions.

EPA guidance leaflet explaining the problems with PFAS chemicals in fire-fighting foams, including PFOA and PFOS, which are harmful persistent chemicals. Details restrictions and controls on PFOA-containing AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam) with timeline from 2020-2025 for phasing out use.

Aerial photograph showing Seattle’s downtown skyline, stadium district, and surrounding industrial areas. The image captures the urban landscape with major roadways, sports venues, and the distinctive Seattle cityscape in the background.

Recruitment flyer seeking up to 5 local residents to serve on an airport committee in an advisory capacity to the Des Moines City Council. The committee will provide recommendations and advice on airport related matters.

Image shows an airport control tower and terminal building with distinctive curved roof architecture. An aircraft can be seen in the sky, and what appears to be the Washington Monument is visible in the distance, suggesting this may be Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Aerial view of a major container port facility with thousands of stacked shipping containers in the foreground and white cargo cranes. The Seattle city skyline is visible in the background, featuring the Space Needle and downtown buildings across the water.

On February 12, 2025, a United Express CRJ-550 operated by GoJet Airlines (Flight 4427) skidded off an icy taxiway into a grassy area at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) after landing from Washington Dulles. No injuries were reported among the 27 passengers and crew, and the incident occurred amid snowy conditions