TagSea-Tac Airport(2024)
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2025-12-01Garden below Sea-Tac Airport’s flight paths thrives as its community grows
By Tantri Wija Special to The Seattle Times WHEN WE MOVE to a new house, we can take our families, our pets and our furniture, but generally we have to leave the garden behind. They are planted in the ground, so usually that’s where they stay. However, if you want to badly enough, sometimes even -
Port of Seattle Airport History Talk — Speaker with Photo Collage Slide, Oddfellows Hall
A speaker addresses a seated audience of several dozen people in a wood-paneled community hall, holding up what appears to be a book or magazine. A projection screen behind him displays a collage of four photographs of individuals outdoors, with partial text visible including what appears to read 'SEA' in the lower left corner of the slide. -
Port of Seattle Airport History Talk — ‘Early Air Services’ Slide (1945–1966), Oddfellows Hall
A presenter delivers a talk to an audience using a slide titled 'A Quick Aside: Early Air Services,' listing airlines that served Seattle-Tacoma Airport from 1945–1966, including Northwest Airlines (1945), Western Airlines (1947), United Airlines (by 1951), Trans-Canada Air Lines (1951), Alaska Airlines (1951), Flying Tiger Line (1952), Pan Am World Airways (1945), Japan Airlines (1959), and Scandinavian Airlines (1966). The slide features the SEA (Seattle-Tacoma International Airport) logo and a vintage black-and-white photograph of a Japan Air Lines aircraft on the tarmac. -
Port of Seattle Airport History Talk — ‘A Quick Aside: Early Air Services’ Slide, Oddfellows Hall
A presenter delivers a slide-show talk titled 'A Quick Aside: Early Air Services' to a seated audience in a community hall. The projected slide, branded with a Sea-Tac (SEA) logo, lists early airline service dates including Northwest Airlines 1945, Western Airlines 1947, United Airlines by 1951, Trans-Canada Air Lines 1951, Alaska Airlines 1951, Flying Tiger Line 1952, Pan Am World Airways 1945, Japan Airlines 1959, and Scandinavian Airlines 1966. -
2025-11-20WA declares emergency so Sea-Tac will get fuel despite pipeline leak
By The Associated Press The Associated Press Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson declared an emergency Wednesday to ensure enough jet fuel gets to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after a leak shut down a major fuel pipeline. The order temporarily waives and suspends state regulations limiting the number of hours commercial vehicle operators can drive when transporting jet -
2025-11-20Port of Seattle: Sea-Tac Airport History Talk — Des Moines Historical Society, Oddfellows Hall
A community meeting or public information session held in a hall with wood-paneled walls and an American flag, with approximately 50 attendees seated in rows facing a presenter at a podium. A projected slide is visible showing a green shield/leaf logo and what appears to be a person's headshot, but the text and organization name are not clearly legible. -
2025-11-16Alaska Airlines Aircraft at Airport Terminal
Multiple aircraft from Virgin America and Alaska Airlines are parked at gates at Sea-Tac Airport, with an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 visible on the runway in the background. The image likely dates from the 2016–2018 transition period when Alaska Airlines acquired Virgin America and both liveries were still in active service. -
Sea-Tac Airport third runway project banner
A stylized graphic depicting an airplane silhouetted against a sunset sky approaching a runway lined with approach lights. The text 'Sea-Tac Airport Third Runway' is displayed prominently, indicating this image relates to the third runway project at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. -
2025-11-11Environmental Remediation Liability Sites – Aviation: Lora Lake Apartments and Sea-Tac Airport PFAS Map
This map, prepared for a November 11, 2025 meeting, identifies Environmental Remediation Liability Sites associated with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's Aviation division. It highlights three key locations — Lora Lake Apartments, a SEATAC Airport PFAS site, and a southern parcel near Auburn — shown within red property boundary outlines on an aerial view of the Sea-Tac area. The sites are likely linked to contamination concerns, such as PFAS chemicals used in airport firefighting foam, that require ongoing environmental cleanup efforts. -
2025-11-11Environmental Remediation Liability Sites – Aviation: Lora Lake Apartments and Sea-Tac Airport PFAS Map
Map attachment (Item No. 8g, Attachment No. 1) for Port Of Seattle Commission meeting dated November 11, 2025, depicting Environmental Remediation Liability Sites for Aviation division near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Shows property boundaries for two sites: Lora Lake Apartments (northwest of Sea-Tac Airport runways) and SEATAC Airport PFAS (on airport property). Coordinate system NAD 83