For 75 years, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) has served the Puget Sound and Washington State as a growing international airport connecting the Seattle-led megalopolis with the world. Now that SEA has enjoyed 75 years of growth and connects to 33 international destinations on 25 different airlines; SEA must continue to grow within a very constrained space as was discussed at a July 13 Seattle Museum of Flight event.
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