Pets and service animals

Flying with a pet or a service animal through SEA: what airlines ask for before you fly, where the animal relief areas are before and after security, and how to plan the time a dog needs between flights. These guides answer those questions from what the airport and the airlines publish, and the amenities pages list every relief area the airport locates.

• Flying out of Seattle with a pet

  Flying from SEA with a pet: how checkpoint screening works, where the relief areas are (door 33 before security) and what your airline decides.

  • Before you leave for SEA, settle the airline question
  • Give your pet a break before the checkpoint
  • Security with a pet at SEA
  • After security, find the relief area that fits your gate
  • Sources
• Pet relief areas at Seattle airport

  SEA has pet relief areas after security (A10, C3, D1, N and S stations, international arrivals) and outside at doors 33, 26 and 00/02 and the garage.

  • Before security: outdoor spots
  • After security: indoor spots
  • Dogs are allowed in the terminal in a carrier and on a leash
  • What’s at each unit and the rules that apply
  • Going through security with an animal
  • Landing from abroad with a dog
  • Hours and the current list
  • Sources
• Service animals at Seattle airport

  SEA has animal relief areas outside security and after it. How screening works with a leashed animal, plus where to ask for help.

  • Relief areas by where you are
  • Screening with a service animal
  • Airline rules are the airline’s
  • Help beyond the relief areas
  • Landing from abroad with a dog
  • Sources