TagSea-Tac Airport(2026)
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2018-07-01Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Sustainable Airport Master Plan Near Term Projects: Environmental Review Process Scoping Information Packet
This scoping information packet, prepared by Landrum & Brown, Inc. for the Port of Seattle in July 2018, outlines the environmental review process for near-term projects under the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Sustainable Airport Master Plan. It initiates the scoping phase, during which public and agency input is gathered to identify key environmental issues to be studied. The document serves as a foundational reference for understanding the scope and potential impacts of planned airport development projects. -
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A twin-engine narrow-body commercial jet, appearing to bear Alaska Airlines livery (dark blue fuselage and tail), photographed from below against a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft is in level flight, consistent with departure or arrival operations in the Sea-Tac corridor. -
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A commercial jet aircraft is photographed from below against a blue sky, overlaid with a white concentric-circle radar or target graphic. The composite image appears designed to illustrate aircraft noise monitoring or flight-path tracking concepts relevant to airport noise policy. -
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A commercial jet aircraft is photographed from directly below against a blue sky, with a white concentric-circle radar or tracking graphic superimposed over the image. The graphic suggests this is likely an app icon or promotional image for a flight-tracking or aircraft noise monitoring application relevant to airport noise documentation. -
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A commercial passenger jet photographed from below against a blue sky, with a white concentric-circle radar or tracking graphic superimposed over the aircraft. The image appears to be an app icon or graphic used in the context of aircraft tracking or noise monitoring. -
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A narrow-body commercial jet aircraft, appearing to be a Boeing 737 variant with a dark livery consistent with United Airlines or a similar carrier, photographed from below against a partly cloudy blue sky. The aircraft appears to be at low-to-medium altitude, consistent with an approach or departure corridor. -
2018-06-24Declaration of Mary L. Vigilante in Opposition to Plaintiffs’ Amended Motion for Class Certification
Bearse v. Port Of Seattle -
2018-06-01SAMP: long-term vision – concurrent strategies to serve market demand
Port of Seattle presentation outlining the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) long-term vision with concurrent strategies to serve market demand. Shows current projects for 46.9M passengers, near-term projects targeting 56M passengers by 2027, and long-term vision for demand beyond 2027 including additional planning and environmental review requirements. -
2018-06-01SAMP: long-term vision – concurrent strategies to serve market demand
Port of Seattle presentation outlining the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) long-term vision with concurrent strategies to serve market demand. Shows current projects for 46.9M passengers, near-term projects targeting 56M passengers by 2027, and long-term vision for demand beyond 2027 including additional planning and environmental review requirements. -
2018-05-30Sustainable Airport Master Plan May 30 open house and presentation meeting notes
On May 30, 2018, the Port of Seattle held its first public open house for the Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP), drawing 147 attendees who discussed Sea-Tac Airport's projected growth to 56 million annual passengers and 480,000 aircraft operations by 2027. Community members raised concerns about noise, pollution, and the disproportionate impact on nearby low-income and minority communities, while Port officials explained limitations on controlling flight schedules and discussed noise mitigation efforts. The meeting notes document questions and answers covering topics such as cargo forecasts, flight pattern changes, the airport's physical footprint, and the possibility of distributing air traffic among other regional airports.