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Sea-Tac

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Sea-Tac

Community in west-central Washington, surrounding the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, 13 km/8 mi south of central Seattle; population (1990) 22,700. It is a commercial and residential suburb.



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The nearly 14-mile line between downtown and Tukwila opened in July, but Sea-Tac passengers must take a shuttle bus between the Tukwila station and the airport until the remaining 1.
United States: Light rail to Sea-Tac airport begins Dec. 19 by TendersInfo
Facing a tight budget, the Sea-Tac team found that the two most popular systems for counting vacant spaces were too expensive.
Sea-Tac airport uses video to ease parking rage by JESSICA MINTZ / AP News
Air travel at Sea-Tac is expected to be up 4 percent from last year's holiday, with today the busiest day.
Sea-Tac gearing up for busy holiday by The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
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