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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

airport, Washington, United States
Also known as: Sea-Tac Airport
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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, commonly known as Sea-Tac, is a major airport located 13 miles (21 km) south of downtown Seattle, Washington. It serves as a significant hub connecting Asia, Europe, and North America, and ranks among the top U.S. airports for international passenger traffic. The airport is served by numerous airlines, including cargo carriers, and is the headquarters for Alaska Airlines. Sea-Tac is a vital part of the transportation infrastructure for the Seattle metropolitan area, which also includes extensive highway networks, ferry services, and a light rail system. The city of Sea Tac itself is a community situated between Seattle and Tacoma.12

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