This beautiful view will be gone soon
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This beautiful view will be gone soon
With new international arrivals facility coming up at SEA this beautiful view from A skyclub will be gone...
I guess delta will need to update the sky club description...
I guess delta will need to update the sky club description...
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Yeah, I don't like that ugly orange, red, and blue fin toward the right and behind the classy red and navy partial fin.
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Bridge is up
last weekend the bridge went up and Mt. Rainier view is gone.
here are couple pictures showing the cool new overbridge linking S and International Arrivals facility in A terminal at SEA
and a zoomed out view - both taken from A SC.
here are couple pictures showing the cool new overbridge linking S and International Arrivals facility in A terminal at SEA
and a zoomed out view - both taken from A SC.
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I don't understand why they weren't able to put the pedestrian walkway adjacent to the existing train tunnels (like ATL). I imagine it's cost related but this massive bridge probably wasn't cheap.
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Come on.. where's the cool factor in that! "The iconic aerial walkway" is how POS describes this one
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It was a nice view, but without zoom, Rainier wasn't exactly looming large. Also, with Seattle weather, I usually can't see past the hangers anyway.
The bridge was most certainly way cheaper than widening the existing tunnels, they go under active taxiways and Seattle doesn't exactly have a great recent history with tunnel construction. I like the bridge, I am looking forward to using it, and it has been interesting for me to see it come together, although I seem to rarely fly out of S these days.
The bridge was most certainly way cheaper than widening the existing tunnels, they go under active taxiways and Seattle doesn't exactly have a great recent history with tunnel construction. I like the bridge, I am looking forward to using it, and it has been interesting for me to see it come together, although I seem to rarely fly out of S these days.