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TSA Passenger Volume at Small Vacation Airports vs. National Average, Apr 2020–Mar 2021
Chart from Transportation Security Administration data, analyzed by Kevin Williams, showing 7-day rolling average daily passenger volume at small vacation-oriented airports compared to the February 2020 baseline. As of approximately March 2021, the national average stood at 64% of pre-pandemic levels, while many small vacation airports had recovered to or above the February 2020 average. -
2021-03-13TSA Passenger Volume at Major Commuter Airports vs. Pre-Pandemic Levels, March 2021
Chart from Transportation Security Administration data (analyzed by Kevin Williams, as of March 13, 2021) showing 7-day rolling average of daily passenger volume at major commuter airports compared to February 2020 average. National passenger volume reached 64% of pre-pandemic levels by mid-March 2021, with individual airports shown as orange lines ranging from approximately 25% to 75% of pre-pandemic levels. -
2018-11-27Draft federal legislative agenda for 2019: Briefing to Port Of Seattle Commission
In November 2018, the Port of Seattle presented its Draft Federal Legislative Agenda for 2019, highlighting key accomplishments and priorities across aviation, maritime, and port-wide issues. Among the 2018 aviation successes was the passage of legislation ensuring that Highline Schools remained eligible for noise insulation grant funding, a notable win for communities affected by Sea-Tac Airport noise. The agenda outlined next steps for Commission adoption in January 2019, incorporating feedback on ongoing federal priorities. -
Sea-Tac tests allowing visitors beyond security checkpoints in attempt to recreate pre-9/11 airport experience
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is testing a plan to allow nontravelers to once again access passenger-only areas that lie beyond the… (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times) More Last year, Pittsburgh International Airport became the first in the nation to introduce visitors back to the terminal. By Hannah Rodriguez Seattle Times staff reporter Sea-Tac Airport, -
2018-02-01Aviation 2018 federal legislative agenda
The Port of Seattle's 2018 Federal Legislative Agenda outlines priorities for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, including securing federal funding for infrastructure, expanding TSA and customs screening capacity, and addressing the airport's impact on surrounding communities. On noise and environmental issues, the Port sought greater FAA authority to engage local communities on flight path changes and noise concerns, supported studies on ultrafine particulate emissions, and pledged to monitor any proposed changes to the 65 DNL noise mitigation standard. The agenda also emphasized promoting sustainable aviation fuels, protecting immigrant workers, and improving quality of life for residents near the airport.