Port of Seattle

We are disappointed in the Seattle City Council’s decision to move forward rushed legislation that will directly harm our city’s maritime and industrial operations, threaten thousands of union jobs, and negatively impact our region’s economic competitiveness in trade.?It pushes us down a slippery slope of encroachment on industrial lands. This is a loss for the public who will pay in the future with resources, missed opportunities, and heartache. Read full statement:

Since its opening in 1914, Fishermen’s Terminal has served as the backbone of the Pacific Northwest fishing industry and a vital hub for the region’s maritime economy. To ensure the space remains a thriving center for Seattle’s working waterfront, we’re currently in the middle of a $100 million investment to modernize and enhance this essential facility.?Learn more about the facility’s improvements:

The Green Cruise Corridor Feasibility Study evaluates the potential for decarbonizing cruise operations between Washington and Alaska using green methanol, with a goal of having four green-fueled cruise ships in service by 2032. The study explores the technical, regulatory, and financial viability of producing, storing, and utilizing green methanol across the value chain.

On Saturday, March 9, a crowd gathered at the Fishermen’s Memorial at Fishermen's Terminal for the 97th Annual Blessing of the Fleet. The blessing was conducted by Ballard First Lutheran Church and was a ceremonial well-wishing for the many Seattle-based commercial fishers who risk their lives navigating the waters of the North Pacific to bring their catch back to our region.

New art opportunity at SEA Airport! We're looking for one qualified multi-disciplinary visual artist or artist team to create a permanent installation for the new Sensory Room on C Concourse. This space is designed to offer travelers a calming, immersive experience—especially those with sensory processing disorders, disabilities, or cognitive conditions. Interested? Submit your qualifications by 5 p.m. on March 21 for a chance to be part of this meaningful project. https://lnkd.in/gCXp9vsJ

A partnership between Lincoln High School, Washington Alliance for Better Schools, and the Port is bringing environmental education to life through hands-on experiences like field trips to the Duwamish River. This initiative not only enhances student learning but also introduces them to career opportunities in environmental science, maritime industries, and port-related fields.

As we gear up for an exciting 2025 cruise season, let’s take a moment to reflect on key highlights from Seattle’s 2024 cruise season. Check out these five fascinating facts about the industry’s impact.

The Youth Career Launch program is for young people ages 18-24 to receive training and certification that qualifies them for entry-level roles in our region's dynamic maritime industry!?We partner with maritime industry employers such as Washington Maritime Blue to host participants for three month internships that may lead to permanent employment.?

We’re working hard to cut our greenhouse gas emissions and make operations more sustainable. To track progress, we measure and verify our emissions every year. At SEA Airport, we’re tackling our biggest pollution source—our heating and cooling system—by switching to cleaner energy. And by 2028, all airlines at SEA plan to switch to sustainable aviation fuel, making flights greener!

SEA Airport and nearby communities joined forces to advocate for shared policy priorities at the Washington state capital, focusing on aviation growth, sustainability, and community concerns. Five key policy priorities tackled at #OlympiaDay: ? Sound insulation ? Regional airport capacity ? Air quality ? Sustainable aviation fuel ? Decarbonizing ground transportation