Air Travel

In order to hit the road, you gotta get there first right? For folks flying in from out-of-state or out-of-country, you'll need to start by making arrangements to fly in. The largest airport, Sea-Tac International Airport, is just a hop, skip and a jump from the Cascade Loop. You can also fly in to one of the regional airports serving communities located along the byway corridor such as Paine Field near Everett or Bellingham International Airport, just north of the Loop, near the Canadian border, on the western side of the Loop. On the eastern side of the Cascade Loop Pangborn Airport in Wenatchee is an easy connecting flight from SeaTac on Alaska Airlines. 

General Information About Flying Into Sea-Tac International Airport

Sea-Tac International Airport is home to more than 30 scheduled passenger airlines, offers nonstop service to over 90 domestic and 28 international destinations. Please note that Seattle-Tacoma International Airport does not determine if flights are operating to schedule, or are delayed, or cancelled, therefore please check the Live Flight Information or contact your airline directly.

Sea-Tac recommends passengers arrive two hours before domestic travel and three hours before international travel.

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