Yellow Line: Runs between Concourse A and Concourse D.Green Line: Runs in a circular loop between Concourse C, Concourse D, and the North Satellite Terminal.Blue Line: Runs in a circular loop between Concourse A, Concourse B, and the South Satellite Terminal.3 different lines run inside the secure area, depending on where you need to travel to/from: The STS is an automated people mover that transports passengers between the concourses and North and South Satellite Terminals. Inter-Terminal Transport Satellite Transit System (STS) - Inside Security North Satellite Terminal: Ride the blue line to Concourse A, the yellow line to Concourse D, and then the green line to the North Satellite Terminal.Concourse D: Ride the blue line to Concourse A and then the yellow line to Concourse D.Concourse C: Ride the blue line to Concourse A and walk to Concourse C.Concourse B: Ride the blue line to Concourse B.Concourse A: Ride the blue line to Concourse A.Terminal Connections From the South Satellite Terminal to: The South Terminal is where most international flights operate from, and it has duty-free shopping, The Club at SEA, and a British Airways Terraces Lounge. There are 14 gates numbered S1 to S12, S15, and S16. Image Credit: Port of SeattleĪs the name suggests, the South Satellite Terminal is situated south of the Central Terminal, between Concourses A and B. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport South Terminal. North Satellite Terminal: Ride the green line train from level 2 to the North Satellite Terminal.South Satellite Terminal: Ride the yellow line train to Concourse A and pick up the blue line to the South Satellite Terminal.Concourse C: Walk between the concourses or ride the green line train between the concourses.Concourse B: Walk between the concourses or ride the yellow line to Concourse A and then the blue line to Concourse B.Concourse A: Ride the yellow line train between the concourses from level 2.Terminal Connections From Concourse D to: Image Credit: Port of SeattleĬoncourse D is situated in the northeast area of the airport, with 19 gates numbered D1 to D11 and D20 to D26 (accessible from a connector bridge opposite gate D7.) Security checkpoints 4 and 5 are the most convenient for accessing the D gates.Īn Alaska Lounge is opposite security checkpoint 4, and the concourse has a range of shops and a few food outlets.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Concourse D. Only once passengers have cleared a security checkpoint in the Central Terminal can they access the departure concourses and Satellite Transit System (STS). The airport road system and parking lots are located on the east side of the Central Terminal. Seattle Airport’s layout is an “X” shape, with the Central Terminal in the center of the X and the departure concourses along each of the 4 legs.īetween the concourses are 2 satellite terminals. The airport advises passengers to check boarding passes for the correct departure concourse for Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Spirit Airlines, and Sun Country Airlines. South Satellite AeroMexico, Air France, ANA (All Nippon Airways), Asiana Airlines, British Airways, Condor, Emirates, Eva Air, Hawaiian Airlines, Icelandair, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Volaris Image Credit: Port of Seattle Airlines Operating from SEAĬoncourse A Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines, JetBlue, United AirlinesĬoncourse B Aer Lingus, Frontier, Southwest AirlinesĬoncourse C Alaska Airlines (also operates from other concourses)
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