Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Departs from C Concourse / D Concourse / N Concourse, Main Terminal.
- Departure concourse
- CDN Main Terminal
- Check-in counters
- Main Terminal ticketing level (Level 5), before security, with a check-in point near Door 29; self check-in kiosks, bag tag stations and bag drops are also on Level 4 by Skybridges 5 and 6
- Domestic baggage claim
- 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 16
- Airline code
- AS
Sources: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport interactive map
Where Alaska Airlines checks in and departs
Alaska Airlines flights leave from C Concourse, Main Terminal, D Concourse, Main Terminal and N Concourse, Main Terminal. Check-in, as the airport prints it: Main Terminal ticketing level (Level 5), before security, with a check-in point near Door 29; self check-in kiosks, bag tag stations and bag drops are also on Level 4 by Skybridges 5 and 6.
Airside, with gates at C2, C3, C9–C11, C15–C18 and C20 on the map, several split into lettered positions such as C2A/B; C Station, by Gate C11, serves the Green Line. The C Concourse expansion grows the 81,000-square-foot building into a 229,500-square-foot facility, and its main floor is the Marketplace at C, with dining and retail framing a tiered, open amphitheater with space for live music.
Airside, with Gates D1–D11 and D20–D26 on the map, including the D Annex (D21–D26) across from Gate D5; D Station, across from Gate D2, serves the Green and Yellow Lines. The D Annex is a two-story, 32,400-square-foot building with six holdroom gates, reached from the D Concourse over a bridge; passengers walk through a gate door to a shuttle that takes them to an aircraft parked away from the terminal.
Airside satellite with Gates N1–N20, reached by the Green Line at N Station below the concourse, or by bus during train outages.
Alaska Airlines at SEA: terminal and concourse
Which terminal is Alaska Airlines at SEA?
Alaska Airlines departs from C Concourse, D Concourse and N Concourse (Main Terminal). SEA files its concourses under one terminal: Main Terminal holds A Concourse, B Concourse, C Concourse, D Concourse, N Concourse and S Concourse.
Does Alaska Airlines use C Concourse, D Concourse or N Concourse?
Alaska Airlines uses all three: gates in C Concourse, D Concourse and N Concourse (Main Terminal). The airport prints check-in as Main Terminal ticketing level (Level 5), before security, with a check-in point near Door 29; self check-in kiosks, bag tag stations and bag drops are also on Level 4 by Skybridges 5 and 6. Your boarding pass names the gate, so read it before choosing a concourse.
Connecting through SEA with Alaska Airlines
Can I walk between concourses at SEA?
Walking between A, B, C and D Concourses: for Alaska Airlines, it leads from D Concourse toward A Concourse.
Connecting at SEAContact and baggage help for Alaska Airlines at SEA
Alaska Airlines phone: (800) 426-0333. Listed by Port of Seattle, Airlines & Destinations.
Alaska Airlines lounges and others nearby
Alaska Airlines runs 3 lounges at SEA. Entry depends on your ticket and status; each lounge page lists the access rules the operator publishes.
- Alaska Lounge (C Concourse)Near Gate C16A · Daily · 05:00–19:00
- Alaska Lounge (N Concourse)Mezzanine level above Gate N15 · Daily · 05:00–23:00
- Alaska Lounge (D Concourse)Near Gate D1 · Daily · 05:00–23:00
Other lounges in C Concourse
Food and shops near its gates
C Concourse
23 places to eat and shop after security in C Concourse, among them:
All places in C ConcourseD Concourse
12 places to eat and shop after security in D Concourse, among them:
All places in D ConcourseN Concourse
21 places to eat and shop after security in N Concourse, among them:
- BAD EGG Breakfast Bar
- Bambuza Vietnam Kitchen & Bar
- Beecher's Handmade Cheese
- Caffé D'arte
- Caffe Vita
- Chalo Seattle
Trains, buses and shuttles
This service boards at or beside C Concourse, D Concourse and N Concourse, where Alaska Airlines flies from.