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Sea-Tac Airport is apparently jammed full of people stuck as the result of numerous flight cancellations and delays.
Apparently Alaska and Horizon Airlines resumed limited service Monday after thousands of stranded travelers spent the night at the airport, where hundreds of flights have been canceled since Friday.
If you’ve got travel plans and want to get the latest information, we recommend a two-pronged approach using both your telephone and internet:
- Call your airline via the number listed below (or on your itinerary/ticket).
- At the same time, try accessing the Port of Seattle’s travel info website or your specific airline’s website.
So basically, you’ll have a phone in your ear while you surf the web, and eventually you’ll either get through or you’ll get your update. Just don’t give up.
Here’s the latest update from the Port of Seattle (access their airport travel info website here):
The airlines continue to face a number of challenges during this weather event.
Many flights been canceled. Please check your flight before coming to Sea-Tac Airport.
See contact information below:
- Aeromexico 800 237-6639
- Air Canada (including Air Canada regional airlines) 800 247-2262
- Air France 800 237-2747
- AirTran Airways 800-247-8726
- Alaska Airlines 800 426-0333
- American Airlines 800 433-7300
- Asiana Airlines 800 227-4262
- British Airways 800 247-9297
- Continental Airlines 800 525-0280
- Delta Air Lines 800 221-1212
- EVA Air 800 695-1188
- Frontier Airlines 800 432-1359
- Hainan Airlines 888 688-8813
- Hawaiian Airlines 800 367-5320
- Horizon Air 800 547-9308
- JetBlue Airways 1-800-JETBLUE
- Korean Air 800-438-5000, (206) 241-1576
- Lufthansa Airlines 800 399-LUFT
- Midwest Airlines 800 452-2022
- Northwest Airlines 800 225-2525
- Scandinavian Airlines 800 221-2350
- Southwest Airlines 800 435-9792
- Sun Country Airlines 800 359-6786
- United Airlines (including United Express) 800 241-6522
- US Airways 800 428-4322
- Virgin America 877 359-8474
Hey Cookie-Lou…it’s Hal “Chickie” Spear here with a travel tip so hot that it could brand the butt of a bitchy B-Town bull!
This is definitely something that only the Co$t Con$ciou$ Comic could find, since all he does lately is travel doing cruise ships and Vegas:
After my next cruise ship gig the muckymucks are flying me into Seattle but instead of taking the second half of the itinerary - back home to Joisey – I’ve been pricing tickets on Expedia – for a trip from Seattle to Vegas on that day.
So Jet Blue is offering this most ridiculous flight plan – 11:39 pm Seattle into – get this – JFK NY! – then connect in JFK for a second plane to Vegas. The entire trip from Seattle to Vegas  is 14 hours and 49 minutes!
But here’s the punchline Cookie:
The ticket is only $109 dolllars – that right – $109 smackarooneys (before taxes):
[EDITOR'S NOTE: We actually found the same ticket for just $99, but your mileage may vary...]
So technically you can buy this $109 ticket and use only the first part of the itinerary – just to NY – but make sure your Readers don’t check their luggage in all the way through Vegas (it’s called Carry On for a reason); the tag should read NY JFK - and bang, you’ll have a one way trip from Seattle to NY JFK for a measley $109 dollars!
If you try to buy a ticket direct to JFK, it’s usually around $159, and of course it’ll also cost your dignity since Homeland Security will be givin’ ya a full-on feely-meely friskie fest at SeaTac, seeing that one-way tix users are considered “terror risks.” But that’s yer problem Cookie-Lou, not mine – remember, I’m just the Co$t Con$ciou$ Comic.
Now that’s comedy my friend.
That’s comedy.
[Hal "Chickie" Spear is an old co-writer and friend of Scott Schaefer, Publisher/Editor of this here Blog. Chickie and Scottso wrote together for many years on Fox's "The Late Show" and Paramount's "The Arsenio Hall Show."]
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