Transportation

With Thanksgiving travel getting underway, hundreds of thousands will make their way through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport for the holiday season. 

Crews are working around the clock to repair a leak in the Olympic Pipeline that has stopped jet fuel delivery to SEA Airport. Right now, there is no timeline for the fix and Governor Bob Ferguson issued an emergency declaration.

Officials say airport operations could be affected if the pipeline is not repaired by Saturday.

The NTSB's preliminary report showed one of the engines broke off from the wing as the plane took off and burst into flames. The plane never made it more than 30 feet above ground level.

Governor Bob Ferguson declared an emergency to ensure adequate fuel is delivered to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after a leak shut down a major fuel pipeline.

The findings of a federal investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse will be revealed on Tuesday.

Beginning Tuesday evening, some portions of Seattle's 1 Line will be replaced by bus shuttle service as Sound Transit works on completing scheduled maintenance.

The move comes after months of rising complaints from pedestrians downtown who say scooters are increasingly blocking walkways or zipping past crowds on the sidewalk.

The world's largest Boeing 777 operator is staking its claim even deeper in the airline industry with a massive multi-billion dollar deal.

Passengers travelling through SEA will get relief at the security lines just in time for the holiday season as checkpoint 6 finally reopens this week after a year-long closure.

A new study analyzing data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that highways on the West Coast are among the deadliest in the U.S.

The Federal Aviation Administration announced Sunday that it will lift all restrictions on commercial flights at 40 major airports that were imposed during the nation’s record 43-day government shutdown.

People traveling between Portland and Seattle on Sunday will experience traffic backups about halfway through their drive due to an overturned semi-truck on I-5.

Americans spent more time stuck in traffic in 2024 than ever before, losing an average of 63 hours to congestion, according to the Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s 2025 Urban Mobility Report.

With the federal government reopened, millions of travelers are asking the same question online: when will flights return to normal?

President Donald Trump officially signed a bill on Wednesday evening, ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Americans lost a record 63 hours to traffic in 2024 — nearly eight full workdays — according to Texas A&M’s latest Urban Mobility Report.