Port of Seattle

Starting the day with a good throwback.

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From Washington apples and hops to frozen potatoes. 🍎🍺🍟

In 2025, The Northwest Seaport Alliance handled 3.2 million 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) through the Seattle-Tacoma gateway, connecting local products to more than 40 international ports around the world.

A few fun facts:
• Japan is our #1 export destination
• Washington fries are one of the top exports
• 40% of jobs in Washington are tied to trade

The working waterfront keeps Washington connected to the globe, one container at a time.

Read the full blog at the link below.

2025 Maritime Cargo Comings and Goings The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA or the alliance) is one of the top container ports in North America. Cargo operations through the Seattle and Tacoma gateway have a significant impact on international trade and the local economy, providing jobs and revenue to Washington state — one of the most...

Help welcome the world to Seattle! Join the SEA Ambassador team at the airport this summer and support travelers during a global soccer event coming to our region. Flexible shifts, airport perks, a free t-shirt, and plenty of hometown pride included! Volunteer between June 11 and July 8 and be part of the team creating first and last impressions for our visitors. https://www.portseattle.org/SEAambassadors

A flavorful new way to enjoy the waterfront. With so much happening along Seattle’s waterfront this summer, we’re launching a temporary Pier 69 Food Truck Activation Pilot Program to help bring even more energy to the corner near our headquarters.

We’re now seeking food truck vendors interested in participating in the pilot program. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis through May 31.

Get all the details and apply at the link below.

Pier 69 Food Truck Pilot Program Pier 69 Food Truck Activation Pilot Program There are a lot of exciting things happening along Seattle's waterfront! The Elliott Bay Connections project will soon be completed, cruise season is here, and not to mention the many 2026 World Cup activations.

The public comment period for our Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) Near-Term Projects for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is underway. Review the Draft Environmental Impact Statement, attend a public meeting, and leave a comment to get involved. Learn more at https://sea-samp.com.

SEA Airport moves step closer to second terminal, releases fresh details on expansion The Port of Seattle says the project will be complete or under construction by 2032.

Happy National Maritime Day! Today, we honor the brave merchant mariners and maritime professionals who keep our global economy moving and our shores secure.

From the historic voyage of the SS Savannah to the modern fleets of today, thank you to everyone who dedicates their life to the sea.

Be part of the process! The Sustainable Airport Master Plan (SAMP) is the blueprint for future development of SEA. Today, we released the official State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the SAMP Near-Term Projects (NTPs) at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The 60-day public comment period begins May 22, 2026 and ends July 21, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. PDT. Find out how you can leave an official public comment online, by email, mail, or in person at one of four in-person public meetings. The same information will be presented at all meetings in an open house format. Language translation assistance will be available at all public meetings in addition to childcare services.

Learn more about SAMP, the NTPs, and how you can participate in this process by visiting the SAMP website: https://sea-samp.com/

What do bees and airports have in common? More than you’d think. 🐝 This World Bee Day, discover how honeybee hives at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport support pollinator health, local research, and a more sustainable future. Read the story:

A Buzzworthy Journey — From Backyard Hobbyist to Airport Beekeeper Siobhan Hutchison dove headfirst into the world of bees when she moved to her property in White Center in 2014. She was eager to start homesteading; raising chickens seemed daunting so she decided to check out the buzz around honeybees. She was immediately fascinated by this new world and the interc...