Sea-Tac Airport’s 40-year-old North Satellite Terminal will undergo an estimated $230 million remodeling and expansion to bring the terminal up to 21st century standards, the airport’s owner announced this week.
Sea-Tac Airport’s 40-year-old North Satellite Terminal will undergo an estimated $230 million remodeling and expansion to bring the terminal up to 21st century standards, the airport’s owner announced this week.
The Port of Seattle Commission this week gave final approval to begin designs for the terminal renovation. Actual construction is expected to start in 2014 with completion two years later. The terminal will remain open during the overhaul.
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The $11 billion merger of American Airlines and US Airways likely won’t bring major changes at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and any changes the combination requires are likely months away.
Sound Transit holds a groundbreaking ceremony today on a new light rail station in SeaTac that will extend the elevated line about a mile-and-a-half south of Sea-Tac Airport.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, buoyed by an influx of international passengers, set a new passenger traffic last year with 33.22 million passengers passing through the airport in 2012.
An early morning garage fire at Sea-Tac Airport destroyed eight cars and damaged 10 more. Airport spokesman Perry Cooper said initial damage estimates total about $250,000. That figure might be adjusted as fire officials survey other cars that may have been affected by smoke from the fire.
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