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Last Update: November 06, 2009

Port of Seattle Announces New Partners in Rail Corridor: King County, Sound Transit, others join in preserving 42-mile line

Purposeful Surfaces
Art shows beauty found in workaday objects. See this art exhibit at Port headquarters at Pier 69 from November 1o, 2009 to February 5, 2010.

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Commission Meeting
Tuesday, November 10, 2:00 p.m. at Pier 69

Truckers’ Resource Fair & Clean Trucks Update
When: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Where: South Seattle Community College - Georgetown Campus

Calling the Port of Seattle? The Prefix for Our Phone Numbers Has Changed
All Port of Seattle phone numbers now share the same prefix – 787. The last four digits stay the same. For example, our main number was 728-3000; it is now 787-3000.

Seattle Sets New Record for Cruise Ships in 2009
Passenger estimates exceeded by over 30,000

Sea-Tac International Airport to Lease
Back-up Power Generators
The Port moved to proactively lease back-up electric generators, fuel, and other necessities to ensure Sea-Tac International Airport is able to operate in the event of Green River flooding.

Delta Positions Sea-Tac as Major Gateway to Asia
Airline Announces Non-Stops to Beijing and Osaka, Additional Amsterdam Flights

Ports of Seattle, Tacoma Strategize for Growth
Two ports tackle challenges, opportunities in changing competitive landscape

Port of Seattle Police Arrest Three in Largest Drug Seizure ever at Sea-Tac Airport
Seizure of 11 kilos of cocaine represents one of the largest in region

Sea-Tac Airport Simplifies Garage Parking with Ease of Use Pricing and Terminal Direct Option

Community Newsletter - Fall 2009

Sea-Tac Airport Awarded $5 Million for Green Electrification Project
U.S. Department of Energy funding through Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition

New European Cargo Carrier Lands at Sea-Tac Airport
Enhancing the Northwest region's trade links to Europe, the Port welcomes Lufthansa Cargo Airlines as a new freighter service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport