The worst thing You cAN see in the Seattle–Tacoma International Airport garage is not be gross or scary—at least not in the traditional way. It’s the end of the line for security.
This happened in September 2022, when the queue for the full-body scan reached beyond the check-in kiosks and across a skybridge, in an overflow system designed by the airport. Even when things don’t get that bad, wait times at Sea-Tac can exceed an hour. But in the age of costly TSA Precheck and Clear programs, one skip-the-line option is totally free—and developed locally.
First piloted at Sea-Tac in 2021, the SEA Spot Saver system
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