The Port of Seattle operates Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) as well as maritime ports and real estate assets critical to the Puget Sound region. SEA, one of the busiest airports on the West Coast, handles over 50 million passengers annually and provides direct access to Asia, Europe, and domestic destinations across the U.S. The Port’s responsibilities extend beyond air travel, encompassing the management of Seattle’s waterfront, cargo terminals, and cruise operations, which contribute significantly to the region’s economy.

Focused on advancing technology and sustainability, the Port of Seattle has implemented innovative solutions at SEA, such as automated security lanes and passenger flow management tools. The Port is also a leader in green initiatives, working towards zero carbon emissions and investing in energy-efficient infrastructure. By prioritizing both technological advancement and environmental responsibility, the Port of Seattle supports the region’s growth while maintaining a strong commitment to community and sustainability.

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