New Seattle airport terminal lacks space for enough planes
FILE - A Delta Air Lines flight, rear center, taxis under the 780-foot-long, 85-foot-high aerial passenger walkway, part of the new International Arrivals Facility at Sea-Tac International Airport, on March 3, 2022, in Seattle. The new, billion-dollar international terminal at Seattle's airport opened last year and was supposed to fit 20 large planes side by side. But The Seattle Times reports it can only accommodate 16 planes simultaneously because of design flaws. The Port of Seattle, which operates the airport, and Clark Construction, which built the new facility, have both filed lawsuits …
SEATTLE (AP) — The new, billion-dollar international terminal at Seattle's airport that opened last year was supposed to fit 20 large planes side by side. But it can only fit 16 long-haul aircraft simultaneously because of flaws in the design, sparking a legal battle between the Port of Seattle and the lead contractor for the project, The Seattle Times reported...
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