As a long-time Seattleite, mostly frustrated with the city’s inept handling of its famous rapid growth, this is very edifying and impressive. Very nice.
Been to so many airports yet never got the chance to connect through or arrive in SEA. At least there’s a direct flight option with Alaska Airlines out of SAT
As a Seattle local, I am a big fan of SEA airport. It serves as a hub for both of my 2 favorite US airlines, Alaska and Delta. I am also a fan of the design of the airport, such as how the people movers are after security so you can move between concourses without having to go through security again. Very nice airport.
I love ALL your videos Jeb! However, these behind the scenes at airports is by far my favorite. Every little detail and fact you bring is amazing. Thanks for the time spent
It’s amazing how much has changed at SEA over the past 15 years. Looking forward to being able to the new international arrivals facility in the future.
@@NervousHagrid2.0 I'm English and have been to Seattle three times. The last time I went I nearly ended up in tears as it wasn't at all clear what I needed to do. No-one was very helpful.
SeaTac was the first airport I landed in the US 10 years ago, first American food I tried, first domestic flight out of. Many many good memories. The view from the panoramic windows in the main terminal will always be something I remember. Love this airport.
Great video. As a Seattle resident I naturally LOVE Alaska Airlines, their lounges and their regions service, and presence at SeaTac. Thank you so much Jeb. I encourage more Alaska footage possibly a Paine Field video on Alaska. Thank you for all you do for aviation.
And as a Seattle resident, perhaps you can appreciate that Alaska Airlines now has very little to do with Alaska. Talk about cultural misappropriation.
@@MarkJohnson-zy4fd I agree that there has been cultrual misappropriation though I do think that there is not as much of a market up there and they need to stay afloat. They do have the Milk Run still and provide quite a lot of service for passengers as well cargo compared to other airlines. I also believe that it doesn't make them a bad company just because they don't have as much affiliation with the state of Alaska. They are still a faithful company that provides nice customer service (in my experience).
Alaska Airlines is probably, if not one of the best US based Airlines. I've never had a bad experience with them, and they're always my first choice to fly with, when available.
I live next to Seatac and drive the road next to the massive wall shown in the video every day. I have memories of going with my dad to SEA when he traveled for Boeing, we used to park right in front of the terminal. I followed his passion for travel and airlines. I worked for Western/Delta for 15 years out of the building that is now the Delta hanger, it used to house the reservation sales office as well as the planes below it. When they closed the office I left the industry after 18 years. I worked every position you could except cleaning, FA and pilot lol. Some of my favorite memories were early mornings working in baggage, on the tarmac as the plane from Alaska rolled up to it's gate position and we waited with the belt loaders, just as the sun was coming up. Seatac is extremely well run and it's neighbors don't have any complaints about it. It has come a long way baby!
Have you heard of the Visitor Pass Program? If not, look into it. You are able to visit and watch airplanes without a boarding pass. Heck, even spend the day there if you wanted. Check the airport website for further details
I have fond memories of sitting in the main terminal with a drink, watching the apron through floor-to-ceiling windows and spotting all the cool planes taking off and landing. SeaTac is such a cool airport.
Seattle used to be my home airport for a while, but it’s amazing how busy it is now. I remember back when it was regularly smooth departing from there, but I was there just a month ago and I couldn’t believe how full it is! It’s also interesting how now every time I fly there, the plane does a minor deviation to delay their arrival. You should do Phoenix, my current home! You can talk about the terminal 3 modernizations and the terminal 4 expansion, plus how the excessive heat impacts operations! Plus there’s some cool air national guard operations there
I moved to Seattle in 2012 and was there until 2016. My last flight from there was march 2016 and I haven't been back since. I would love to see how much it has changed
Those deviations aren't actually that common I don't think. They seem to happen only during exceptionally high traffic levels during rush hour or during a runway change when the wind shifts to the opposite direction.
Phoenix is where I grew up; I moved to western WA State in 1985, so I've done many flights between Seattle and Phoenix. Terminal 4 is my favorite, but last time I flew to Phoenix I took Alaska instead of my usual Southwest Airlines...and Alaska's gates are in Terminal 3, which was new to me, but looked very updated. I began flying out of Sky Harbor as a child in the late 1960s, then once in 1979, and finally a few times in 1984 and 1985 before I moved. I guess it's REALLY changed since then! I can't even remember what it was like that long ago!!!
Great video! One of my favorite airports in the world in one of my favorite cities. My first time flying in and out of Seattle was 1986 and many times since. It's changed a lot since 1986.
I love SeaTac. My aunt lives on the lake just east of there. It's great hearing the planes coming and going. The best is when they're taking off heading south and coming in to land from the north. You can see the incoming planes stacked up on their approach.
Thank you for this video. I have always been fascinated with the behind the scenes, how is that accomplished part of nearly everything. This is a great look into the working of a large airport. Its amazing what they accomplish with so little property compared to DFW for example. The civil engineering involved in the third runway construction is amazing on its own. That retaining wall is just massive!!
I remember when the third runway was being constructed. I use to work in Burien and White Center area, and loved taking Hwy 518 into work, and 188th going home. Had an excellent view of the planes landing and taxiing. Even on I-5 southbound, excellent view of planes landing from the south to the right.
Wow I just got back from Seattle and I wish I knew more about this fascinating history so I could check it out! I’m definitely going to explore this airport more the next time I visit for sure it’s stunning.
I was only there for a layover but it was a really great airport in terms of shopping and how it looked, complete with large windows showing the outside. I'm from NY and maybe I'm just used to the worst in the country but I would call this one of the best
As a Seattle resident for the past 20 years, I love the dynamic growth and development of the city and SEA airport. As the airport renovations finish, SEA becomes more attractive, slightly larger and for Alaska Airlines customers, efficient to use. At the height of Thanksgiving and Christmas rush this year I got to my gate both times in 10 minutes with TSA Pre-Check but there's also a line reservation system at SEA that helps general travelers beat the TSA lines too.
Fun seeing my hometown airport on here. It's amazing how much they do squeezed into such a small footprint. Another reminder of the project to add the 3rd runway (a project that there were a lot of vocal opponents of) on SR509 on the west side of the airport there is a now closed exit from SB SR509 that leads to an overpass over the highway and then an entrance onto NB SR509. Both the exit and entrance are completely closed off, but would have been used by all the trucks bringing dirt to the site.
One important, and sometimes hidden gem at SeaTac is the USO. SeaTac's USO is one of the best I have ever seen. It is open 24/7 and staffed by volunteers to help Military Service members who are traveling to the far East on military flights. These wonderful volunteers will store your bags, have a lounge, snacks / food, and a place for Service members to get some sleep before their flights. This is very helpful since we usually have numerous bags (especially if we are traveling for a permanent change of station) and long layovers. If you are back at SEA, I recommend you stop by and see what these folks do for our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen, and Guardians. As USOs go, they get 5 Stars on the Steve (can't use Jeb Scale) Scale for USO lounges. Great video, and I look forward to seeing more.
Great video as always Jeb. My dad started his pilot career with Horizon in 1988 (An airline that just celebrated their 40th anniversary), so for the 33 years that he’s been a pilot with Horizon and Alaska, he’s spent a great deal of that in Seattle and was one of many pilots who were thankful for the third runway. Especially with how much traffic they get today. Would be impossible to manage without that third runway now. Safe travels Jeb, and can you live in the PNW, cause somehow when you’re always here it’s sunny.
Along with what you said in the video, I also have a newfound appreciation for SEA. I never thought of it as a big International gateway but with the Asian, European, and even Middle East destinations this airport blows my mind!
I love this. So gad you looked at my home airport. It's the airport where my passion for aviation began and today, I'm an airline pilot, thanks to that airport. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
I’ve spent lots of time at SEA over the past 5 years and it has always impressed me by how smoothly things run there given the volume of traffic that comes through. Last time I was in the north terminal, it’s was under construction and I look forward to seeing it now that it’s close to being complete. I like the fact that the secure area of the terminal is basically continuous, which has given me many opportunities for long pleasant walks before flights.
Great job of covering the new stuff at SEA. Makes me more proud of what I do at PDX. Can’t wait until our new construction is done here to keep it at the top of the list of best airports in the country.
I always remembered sitting in the food court gazing at the planes flying in and out of SeaTac for hours. Having worked at the airport, I certainly appreciate it a lot more than I did as a kid!
Justin Lowe seems so young to be the manager. He must be quite the go-getter to have reached that level at such a young age! Between Justin and Ken, looks like everything is in good hands. Nice report, Jeb. 👋
Great video Jeb! I could see your excitement with the intro and the 737 taking off behind you! Well timed! 😃 I've had many great memories at SEA. There were rumours of QF starting to fly 787-9s there pre-covid and fingers crossed that eventuates as we can avoid that horrible LAX! Might also depends on what Alaskan does about their OW membership.
SEA is my childhood, I have so many memories of landing there on Dash 8s on sunny mornings and plane spotting while eating breakfast in the atrium. Good times
Just seens Sea-Tac Airport over the labor day weekend. Loved the airport. Even when thru the 2nd world's largest parking ramp and didn't even know it until I watched your video! Great job!
Thanks for the great video, sir. Your insights are very refreshing to hear. Fun fact: Once the IAF fully opens up, the South Satellite Terminal will get a face lift in similarity to the North Satellite. I love my home airport. They even have a Visitor Pass Program where you sign up for a pass that will allow you to enter the airport gateside without a boarding pass. So you can greet your family as they get off the plane, do plane spotting, have a bite to eat, etc. I'm hopefully going to try it out myself within the next month (if I can find the time). Thanks again for the video, and happy landings!
I live in the Seattle area and I can confirm that the parking garage at SEA is the 2nd largest in the world (it used to be the 1st) but some how it is still impossible to find a spot there.
This makes me happy, Jeb, as I started watching you and other av geek vids more for the airports and inflight service than the planes themselves. I admit to now liking the whole thing, however the airports remain my first interest. Thanks.
Love it! All my life I've wanted to venture into the aviation field and with your help I'll learn more about it with your airports revealed series.. God willing, Seattle is my dream home and I'm hoping one day to move there and get into something aviation related. Thanks Jeb👍
Flown out of there several times from meetings in Seattle. Was to connect through Denver in April but my flight was canceled (due to snow in Denver). I had to check into a hotel and make arrangements to leave the next morning. Thanks to our corporate travel ladies that took care of me. Shows you have to be flexible when you travel.
I live in Spokane, in Eastern Washington and I travel to Seattle for most of my connections. YES, SEATAC is an awesome airport and I love flying in and out of there.
Great segment, some years ago I was traveling every other week to SEA-TAC. I loved arriving and leaving this one, it was easy to get in and out of. This video brought back a lot of memories, thank you...
I love this series of videos Jeb. I have always been fascinated by airports so it’s fun to see your behind the scenes videos in Airports Revealed. I hope you will eventually do a report on San Francisco Airport my hometown airport, and one of my favorite airports, Denver International Thanks for always producing such interesting and fun to watch videos.
Wow, I actually never knew the parking garage in my hometown was bigger than SEA's parking garage I would have never thought we had the biggest parkade in the world. Great video!
Thanks, Jeb for the great story on SeaTac. You probably could have done a whole video on the fight to actually get the third runway built. I have flown into the airport many times and love seeing planes from around the world there.
Love these videos.... please Do PDX especially when it's done in a few years with 2 new terminals and a new Parking garage plus a complete interior make-over.
Had my first go-around and de-icing delay at SEA in March of 2018 after 45 years of flying and working in the aviation industry. Visiting my sister and friends who work for Alaska and Boeing. Many times flying to HNL from there.
Was just at SeaTac a week ago, having to hoof it to A20, which is a bus gate to remote stand for the Delta E175. Definitely it’s a tight gate situation when not all of them are online. Still always one of my favorite airports despite its age. Great food and shops, many open at midnight for those red eyes.
SEA I think is one of my favorite Airports in the Country. I flew into Sea-Tac for a recent Trip. When I arrived into SEA I didn’t go right to Baggage Claim. I spent two hours walking around the Airport and riding the People Mover Trains before taking the Link Light Rail into Seattle. I didn’t fly out of SEA on my way home. I actually believe it or not flew out of O’Hare because I also went to Chicago on my trip. I didn’t fly between Seattle and Chicago, I took the Amtrak Empire Builder. which Jeb has reviewed before. It was an unbelievable experience.
You even got to ride on one of the new light rail trains, Jeb! Thank you for this wonderful report - I'll be looking at my home airport with even greater appreciation moving forward!
As a long-time Seattleite, mostly frustrated with the city’s inept handling of its famous rapid growth, this is very edifying and impressive. Very nice.
SeaTacs small size and smart design is precisely why it's so amazing to fly out of. Awesome airport, glad to have it as my home one.
Been to so many airports yet never got the chance to connect through or arrive in SEA. At least there’s a direct flight option with Alaska Airlines out of SAT
SEA is one of my favorites to fly in/out of, even when it’s extremely busy. There’s just something about it that’s so cool.
As a Seattle local, I am a big fan of SEA airport. It serves as a hub for both of my 2 favorite US airlines, Alaska and Delta. I am also a fan of the design of the airport, such as how the people movers are after security so you can move between concourses without having to go through security again. Very nice airport.
I love ALL your videos Jeb! However, these behind the scenes at airports is by far my favorite. Every little detail and fact you bring is amazing. Thanks for the time spent
Wow! Thanks so much!!
It’s amazing how much has changed at SEA over the past 15 years. Looking forward to being able to the new international arrivals facility in the future.
You're so right! The change is mind-boggling!
Do we know when the international arrivals hall is opening?
@@guinessbeer Just offically opened 2 weeks ago!
@@NervousHagrid2.0 I'm English and have been to Seattle three times.
The last time I went I nearly ended up in tears as it wasn't at all clear what I needed to do. No-one was very helpful.
@@jillhobson6128 Okay is there a reason your telling me this? Airports pretty chill
SeaTac was the first airport I landed in the US 10 years ago, first American food I tried, first domestic flight out of. Many many good memories. The view from the panoramic windows in the main terminal will always be something I remember. Love this airport.
Great video. As a Seattle resident I naturally LOVE Alaska Airlines, their lounges and their regions service, and presence at SeaTac. Thank you so much Jeb. I encourage more Alaska footage possibly a Paine Field video on Alaska. Thank you for all you do for aviation.
And as a Seattle resident, perhaps you can appreciate that Alaska Airlines now has very little to do with Alaska. Talk about cultural misappropriation.
@@MarkJohnson-zy4fd I agree that there has been cultrual misappropriation though I do think that there is not as much of a market up there and they need to stay afloat. They do have the Milk Run still and provide quite a lot of service for passengers as well cargo compared to other airlines. I also believe that it doesn't make them a bad company just because they don't have as much affiliation with the state of Alaska. They are still a faithful company that provides nice customer service (in my experience).
Alaska Airlines is probably, if not one of the best US based Airlines. I've never had a bad experience with them, and they're always my first choice to fly with, when available.
@@MarkJohnson-zy4fdtheir headquarters is in Seattle, not in Alaska.
I live next to Seatac and drive the road next to the massive wall shown in the video every day. I have memories of going with my dad to SEA when he traveled for Boeing, we used to park right in front of the terminal. I followed his passion for travel and airlines. I worked for Western/Delta for 15 years out of the building that is now the Delta hanger, it used to house the reservation sales office as well as the planes below it. When they closed the office I left the industry after 18 years. I worked every position you could except cleaning, FA and pilot lol. Some of my favorite memories were early mornings working in baggage, on the tarmac as the plane from Alaska rolled up to it's gate position and we waited with the belt loaders, just as the sun was coming up. Seatac is extremely well run and it's neighbors don't have any complaints about it. It has come a long way baby!
The lights they have in the parking garage for open spaces is a life saver for time
I'm from Seattle, and when I was a kid I loved going to Sea-Tac to watch the planes takeoff and land. Can't do it anymore. What a bummer.
Have you heard of the Visitor Pass Program? If not, look into it. You are able to visit and watch airplanes without a boarding pass. Heck, even spend the day there if you wanted. Check the airport website for further details
@@barber215 thank you the info; I hope JFK has the same.
fun fact Washington DC has a park near reagan airport so you can watch planes a few hundred feet above you it’s p cool
Head to Boeing Field a couple miles away. Some great watching and close to the runway at the museum.
@@Giderz There is a similar spot right under the arrivals at Dulles, runway 1R! Heavies a right over your head.
I have fond memories of sitting in the main terminal with a drink, watching the apron through floor-to-ceiling windows and spotting all the cool planes taking off and landing. SeaTac is such a cool airport.
Seattle used to be my home airport for a while, but it’s amazing how busy it is now. I remember back when it was regularly smooth departing from there, but I was there just a month ago and I couldn’t believe how full it is! It’s also interesting how now every time I fly there, the plane does a minor deviation to delay their arrival.
You should do Phoenix, my current home! You can talk about the terminal 3 modernizations and the terminal 4 expansion, plus how the excessive heat impacts operations! Plus there’s some cool air national guard operations there
I moved to Seattle in 2012 and was there until 2016. My last flight from there was march 2016 and I haven't been back since. I would love to see how much it has changed
Would also love to see PHX! A family member worked for America West, US Airways, and then finally American so that airport is like a third home to me.
Those deviations aren't actually that common I don't think. They seem to happen only during exceptionally high traffic levels during rush hour or during a runway change when the wind shifts to the opposite direction.
Phoenix is where I grew up; I moved to western WA State in 1985, so I've done many flights between Seattle and Phoenix. Terminal 4 is my favorite, but last time I flew to Phoenix I took Alaska instead of my usual Southwest Airlines...and Alaska's gates are in Terminal 3, which was new to me, but looked very updated. I began flying out of Sky Harbor as a child in the late 1960s, then once in 1979, and finally a few times in 1984 and 1985 before I moved. I guess it's REALLY changed since then! I can't even remember what it was like that long ago!!!
Love these airport videos - keep them coming mate!
Thanks, Dennis! More to come!
I hope that you will be able to resume some international flights soon. I miss your long haul reviews
Great video! One of my favorite airports in the world in one of my favorite cities. My first time flying in and out of Seattle was 1986 and many times since. It's changed a lot since 1986.
Nice to see my home airport finally being covered :)
More amazing content, thanks for making this
I love SeaTac. My aunt lives on the lake just east of there. It's great hearing the planes coming and going. The best is when they're taking off heading south and coming in to land from the north. You can see the incoming planes stacked up on their approach.
Thank you for this video. I have always been fascinated with the behind the scenes, how is that accomplished part of nearly everything. This is a great look into the working of a large airport. Its amazing what they accomplish with so little property compared to DFW for example. The civil engineering involved in the third runway construction is amazing on its own. That retaining wall is just massive!!
I remember when the third runway was being constructed. I use to work in Burien and White Center area, and loved taking Hwy 518 into work, and 188th going home. Had an excellent view of the planes landing and taxiing. Even on I-5 southbound, excellent view of planes landing from the south to the right.
Wow I just got back from Seattle and I wish I knew more about this fascinating history so I could check it out! I’m definitely going to explore this airport more the next time I visit for sure it’s stunning.
Thanks for coming to seattle and making TH-cam of our airport! Love to see our airport on your page! Love the video!
I second that! November 20 should be national runaway day!
These behind the scenes series is fantastic! Love to see how this channel has grown. Keep it up Jeb!
I was only there for a layover but it was a really great airport in terms of shopping and how it looked, complete with large windows showing the outside. I'm from NY and maybe I'm just used to the worst in the country but I would call this one of the best
As a Seattle resident for the past 20 years, I love the dynamic growth and development of the city and SEA airport. As the airport renovations finish, SEA becomes more attractive, slightly larger and for Alaska Airlines customers, efficient to use. At the height of Thanksgiving and Christmas rush this year I got to my gate both times in 10 minutes with TSA Pre-Check but there's also a line reservation system at SEA that helps general travelers beat the TSA lines too.
Fun seeing my hometown airport on here. It's amazing how much they do squeezed into such a small footprint. Another reminder of the project to add the 3rd runway (a project that there were a lot of vocal opponents of) on SR509 on the west side of the airport there is a now closed exit from SB SR509 that leads to an overpass over the highway and then an entrance onto NB SR509. Both the exit and entrance are completely closed off, but would have been used by all the trucks bringing dirt to the site.
Nobody cares
One important, and sometimes hidden gem at SeaTac is the USO. SeaTac's USO is one of the best I have ever seen. It is open 24/7 and staffed by volunteers to help Military Service members who are traveling to the far East on military flights. These wonderful volunteers will store your bags, have a lounge, snacks / food, and a place for Service members to get some sleep before their flights. This is very helpful since we usually have numerous bags (especially if we are traveling for a permanent change of station) and long layovers. If you are back at SEA, I recommend you stop by and see what these folks do for our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen, and Guardians. As USOs go, they get 5 Stars on the Steve (can't use Jeb Scale) Scale for USO lounges. Great video, and I look forward to seeing more.
I fly out of Ksea once or twice a year I love this Airport I love how advance its became over the years greeting from Olympia!
Great video as always Jeb. My dad started his pilot career with Horizon in 1988 (An airline that just celebrated their 40th anniversary), so for the 33 years that he’s been a pilot with Horizon and Alaska, he’s spent a great deal of that in Seattle and was one of many pilots who were thankful for the third runway. Especially with how much traffic they get today. Would be impossible to manage without that third runway now. Safe travels Jeb, and can you live in the PNW, cause somehow when you’re always here it’s sunny.
Along with what you said in the video, I also have a newfound appreciation for SEA. I never thought of it as a big International gateway but with the Asian, European, and even Middle East destinations this airport blows my mind!
Thank you for putting Seattle on the map!
I love this. So gad you looked at my home airport. It's the airport where my passion for aviation began and today, I'm an airline pilot, thanks to that airport. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
I’ve spent lots of time at SEA over the past 5 years and it has always impressed me by how smoothly things run there given the volume of traffic that comes through. Last time I was in the north terminal, it’s was under construction and I look forward to seeing it now that it’s close to being complete. I like the fact that the secure area of the terminal is basically continuous, which has given me many opportunities for long pleasant walks before flights.
Great job of covering the new stuff at SEA. Makes me more proud of what I do at PDX. Can’t wait until our new construction is done here to keep it at the top of the list of best airports in the country.
I always remembered sitting in the food court gazing at the planes flying in and out of SeaTac for hours. Having worked at the airport, I certainly appreciate it a lot more than I did as a kid!
Justin Lowe seems so young to be the manager. He must be quite the go-getter to have reached that level at such a young age! Between Justin and Ken, looks like everything is in good hands. Nice report, Jeb. 👋
Great video Jeb! I could see your excitement with the intro and the 737 taking off behind you! Well timed! 😃 I've had many great memories at SEA. There were rumours of QF starting to fly 787-9s there pre-covid and fingers crossed that eventuates as we can avoid that horrible LAX! Might also depends on what Alaskan does about their OW membership.
A nonstop to Sydney would be fantastic! You’d definitely catch me onboard. Thanks for watching!!
This is such a great series, Jeb! Really enjoying it!
SEA is my childhood, I have so many memories of landing there on Dash 8s on sunny mornings and plane spotting while eating breakfast in the atrium. Good times
Just seens Sea-Tac Airport over the labor day weekend. Loved the airport. Even when thru the 2nd world's largest parking ramp and didn't even know it until I watched your video! Great job!
Awesome video at my home airport. Glad you were able to capture some of the airports new facilities.
Love this new series jeb! I’m from Seattle and you did a fantastic job describing my hometown airport. No wonder you’re my favorite travel guy!
Loved this series! Was really cool to see my home airport in this way! Keep up the good work
I just moved to the PNW and have used SEA twice so far and its so cool that this was your next airport tour. Love the videos!
I do security at SEA! Glad to have you here
Came to Seattle through this airport a few years ago, but didn't get a chance to take it all in at the time. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the great video, sir. Your insights are very refreshing to hear. Fun fact: Once the IAF fully opens up, the South Satellite Terminal will get a face lift in similarity to the North Satellite. I love my home airport. They even have a Visitor Pass Program where you sign up for a pass that will allow you to enter the airport gateside without a boarding pass. So you can greet your family as they get off the plane, do plane spotting, have a bite to eat, etc. I'm hopefully going to try it out myself within the next month (if I can find the time). Thanks again for the video, and happy landings!
In my opinion, the best airports revealed video! Keep ‘em coming. A suggestion LAX
Flew to SEATAC so many times the last few years. Had great experiences every time. Great video.
This is my favorite one, because I’m from here!
Thanks Jeb, I really enjoyed this video. The whole airports revealed series is excellent!!
I've loved aviation for much of my life, and to see you cover my home airport is so cool! I love SEA!
More content like this Jeb! Awesome work as always!
I remember while I was waiting at Seattle airport here for lay over to Texas,the weather over the airport was super awesome.
I live in the Seattle area and I can confirm that the parking garage at SEA is the 2nd largest in the world (it used to be the 1st) but some how it is still impossible to find a spot there.
It's Seattle bebe busy busy busy
@@thefearlesskibaarka9642 it is indeed
Great work as always! Love the content. I agree on the Alaska lounge!
This makes me happy, Jeb, as I started watching you and other av geek vids more for the airports and inflight service than the planes themselves. I admit to now liking the whole thing, however the airports remain my first interest. Thanks.
Airports are incredible! Thanks for your support!
Love it! All my life I've wanted to venture into the aviation field and with your help I'll learn more about it with your airports revealed series.. God willing, Seattle is my dream home and I'm hoping one day to move there and get into something aviation related. Thanks Jeb👍
A very fair assessment of the current DL inflight service. Great Job as always
Flown out of there several times from meetings in Seattle. Was to connect through Denver in April but my flight was canceled (due to snow in Denver). I had to check into a hotel and make arrangements to leave the next morning. Thanks to our corporate travel ladies that took care of me. Shows you have to be flexible when you travel.
I live in Spokane, in Eastern Washington and I travel to Seattle for most of my connections. YES, SEATAC is an awesome airport and I love flying in and out of there.
Greetings from Seattle :)
Great having a travel Guru for many modes of transportation!! Great info!!
Great segment, some years ago I was traveling every other week to SEA-TAC. I loved arriving and leaving this one, it was easy to get in and out of. This video brought back a lot of memories, thank you...
I live in Alaska and connecting flights at SEA are the norm for me. Nice insight into this airport. Thanks.
Can't wait for the huge atrium remodel to finish. That is an impressive and enjoyable place to relax during a layover... If you can find a seat.
YES FINALLY! as a person that visits this airport a lot I LOVE this video, nice job!
I love this series of videos Jeb. I have always been fascinated by airports so it’s fun to see your behind the scenes videos in Airports Revealed. I hope you will eventually do a report on San Francisco Airport my hometown airport, and one of my favorite airports, Denver International Thanks for always producing such interesting and fun to watch videos.
Wow, I actually never knew the parking garage in my hometown was bigger than SEA's parking garage I would have never thought we had the biggest parkade in the world. Great video!
Congratulations on the accomplishment!!
let’s go! i live there so it’s always awesome to go there and fly out of
Would love to see an Airports Revealed for Charlotte, Portland, Dulles, and Denver!
Fascinating video - I love stuff like this
Amazing video Jeb, it’s so nice to see other type of video other than flight reviews on aviation channels
Thanks, Jeb for the great story on SeaTac. You probably could have done a whole video on the fight to actually get the third runway built. I have flown into the airport many times and love seeing planes from around the world there.
Wonderful video Jeb. I've been through there a couple of times and was very impressed with the huge windows to see outside.
Love these videos.... please Do PDX especially when it's done in a few years with 2 new terminals and a new Parking garage plus a complete interior make-over.
Had my first go-around and de-icing delay at SEA in March of 2018 after 45 years of flying and working in the aviation industry. Visiting my sister and friends who work for Alaska and Boeing. Many times flying to HNL from there.
Cool stuff Jeb!! Love these videos/mini-docs.
This is sick, I hope to see many more of these
Can't wait to fly to Asia from SEA again when international travel opens up
Fantastic video! I went through SEA 2 days ago and the whole airport was crowded. I nearly missed my flight to Denver
Jeb does it yet again -- Great video!
Glad to be working for a major airline in SeaTac
Nice! Looking forward to a video for LAX!
As my home airport, this was fascinating. Thank you for this!
Timely video! Just flew out of SEA to ATL
My home airport! Thanks for this cool video!
Good stuff as usual Jeb! Keep ‘em coming. Don’t forget us here at KBOS!
This was an awesome video! Thanks man
Was just at SeaTac a week ago, having to hoof it to A20, which is a bus gate to remote stand for the Delta E175. Definitely it’s a tight gate situation when not all of them are online. Still always one of my favorite airports despite its age. Great food and shops, many open at midnight for those red eyes.
Hope to see you at SEA someday!
Nice video! I flew into Seatlle airport in about year 2007, a long time ago. I enjoyed this airport a lot.
SEA I think is one of my favorite Airports in the Country. I flew into Sea-Tac for a recent Trip. When I arrived into SEA I didn’t go right to Baggage Claim. I spent two hours walking around the Airport and riding the People Mover Trains before taking the Link Light Rail into Seattle. I didn’t fly out of SEA on my way home. I actually believe it or not flew out of O’Hare because I also went to Chicago on my trip. I didn’t fly between Seattle and Chicago, I took the Amtrak Empire Builder. which Jeb has reviewed before. It was an unbelievable experience.
Great video! I love the behind the scenes in a airport especially where my luggage is going 😁👍🏿
You even got to ride on one of the new light rail trains, Jeb! Thank you for this wonderful report - I'll be looking at my home airport with even greater appreciation moving forward!
Yes was waiting on your video!!!
Another fantastic video, Jeb!
Wow. VERY interesting video. Thank you!
Love SEA! Hopefully you do a video on SFO soon! Which is my home airport !
Love this video! I have had the pleasure flying in and out of SEA twice! Hope to go back soon!
My local airport is finally featured!