Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
The primary hub for Alaska Airlines, Seattle-Tacoma serves as a gateway to the Pacific Northwest and Asia. Known locally as "Sea-Tac," the airport offers stunning views of Mount Rainier on clear days and features extensive local dining options reflecting the region's culinary scene.
Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
The primary hub for Alaska Airlines, Seattle-Tacoma serves as a gateway to the Pacific Northwest and Asia. Known locally as "Sea-Tac," the airport offers stunning views of Mount Rainier on clear days and features extensive local dining options reflecting the region's culinary scene.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I take Link Light Rail from SEA to Seattle?
Link Light Rail runs from SeaTac to downtown Seattle (Westlake Station) in about 40 minutes for $3.25. The station is on the 4th floor of the parking garage, connected by skybridge. Trains run every 6-15 minutes.
How are the terminals organized at SEA?
SEA has one main terminal with four concourses: A, B, C, D, and the new N gates. The Central Terminal connects all concourses. Walking from A to N gates takes about 15-20 minutes.
Is SEA an Alaska Airlines hub?
Yes, Seattle is Alaska Airlines' largest hub. Alaska and partner airlines operate from all concourses but concentrate on Concourses C and D. Delta has a growing presence on Concourse A and S gates.
What expansion is happening at SEA in 2025?
The C Concourse expansion added 8 new gates. The International Arrivals Facility opened with improved customs processing. North Satellite renovation continues through 2025 with new lounges and gates.
Does SeaTac have good Pacific Northwest food?
Yes! Try Beechers Handmade Cheese (famous mac and cheese), Bambuza Vietnamese, or Dungeness crab at Anthony's. Local favorite Starbucks locations are throughout, including the original Pike Place-style stores.
How far is SeaTac from downtown Seattle?
SEA is about 14 miles south of downtown Seattle. Link Light Rail takes 40 minutes, rideshare/taxi takes 25-45 minutes depending on I-5 traffic. The Eastside (Bellevue) is about 30 minutes by car.