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In 2009, the Port of Seattle received a number of awards from outside professional organizations in recognition of outstanding achievements in construction and design, airport concessions, communications, financial reporting, budget presentation and environmental leadership….read more

Air travel today is such a mixed emotion that it colors every other form and function of travel. Good, bad and ugly describe every flight, every attempt to go from one place to another in an airplane…. read more

At approximately 11AM PST today, February 23, 2010 Lufthansa sent the following email to its valued customers:

The Department of Transportation has launched an improved consumer website where airline passengers can file complaints, review airline on-time statistics, baggage-handling performance, read travel tips, gain access to DOT rules, enforcement orders and other documents.  The site is available in both English and Spanish.  The website offers a feature to file a complaint directly with the DOT about airline service.    Read more…

Yesterday afternoon officials at SEATAC airport received the anticipated numbers for the holiday traffic coming through the airport.  In speaking with Perry Cooper, Airport Media Officer, he reported that the numbers for the Thanksgiving holiday are in line with last year’s statistics.  The busiest day of the holiday will be on November 29th, Sunday with an estimated 94,000 passengers passing through the facility.  The next busiest days will be Wednesday, November 25th and Monday, November 30th, estimated at 92,000 passengers each day.  While the airport will increase the number of personnel to assist passengers, in the stores, security checkpoints and customer service representatives, the airport is more than ready to cope with the numbers of people passing through it.   Read more… Port of Seattle not concerned about Orbitz Insider reporting SEATAC no. 10 busiest during holidays

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