Access to other concourses
Nov 24, 2003 | 11:38 am
#1
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Location: Washington State
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Access to other concourses
Since the TSA keeps changing the rules, I thought I might post here.
What is the current policy at SEA about access to concourses that are NOT the one we are flying out of?
I want to be able to visit the PC in concourse B as the Board Room is closed that day, but I am flying Alaska out of councourse C/D. My wife will be with me and my PC membership is just in my name.
What is the current policy at SEA about access to concourses that are NOT the one we are flying out of?
I want to be able to visit the PC in concourse B as the Board Room is closed that day, but I am flying Alaska out of councourse C/D. My wife will be with me and my PC membership is just in my name.
Dec 3, 2003 | 8:32 am
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Bellevue, WA, USA
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I've never had trouble going through the C concourse when ticketed on the N satellite. But I wonder if that's because they're connected via the D concourse or the tram system. I'm not certain they'd let me onto the S satellite or the B concourse.
Dec 3, 2003 | 11:33 am
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There are three security chokepoints at Sea-Tac:
One for the S Satellite only (downstairs)
One for the B gates only
One at the top of the C concourse (D gates accessible via airside corridor)
One for D and N gates (C gates accessible via same airside corridor)
You cannot get to the B concourse from the C/D/N area, they are isolated from one another.
One for the S Satellite only (downstairs)
One for the B gates only
One at the top of the C concourse (D gates accessible via airside corridor)
One for D and N gates (C gates accessible via same airside corridor)
You cannot get to the B concourse from the C/D/N area, they are isolated from one another.
Dec 4, 2003 | 6:11 pm
#4
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Bellevue, WA, USA
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Just an FYI, don't forget that the central terminal tram is not yet operational. I think that they're using it as a repository for trains during the evening testing of the S-satellite trains.
Once the central terminal tram comes online, you can move between the N-satellite and the S-satellite without having to exit security.
Once the central terminal tram comes online, you can move between the N-satellite and the S-satellite without having to exit security.