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News about King County International Airport/Boeing Field (KBFI)

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Where’s Amelia? You’ve found her—at Boeing Field

From now until May 2010, visit the Museum of Flight’s new Amelia Earhart exhibit. A book about Earhart inspired an Opportunity Skyway student… Read more

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Airport Roundtable welcomes new chair

The King County International Airport Roundtable has elected Edwin E. Hanson as its new chair. Read more

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Taxiway Alpha rehabilitation

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has agreed to fully reimburse King County International Airport/Boeing Field for the engineering and design portions of our Taxiway Alpha rehabilitation project. Read more

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New requirements for winter operations

The FAA has published a revised Advisory Circular (AC 150/5200-30C) establishing new regulatory requirements for snow removal operations. Read more

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Airport considers hangar improvements

King County International Airport is seeking input from tenants of the southwest T-hangars to guide us in making improvements. Read more

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Airport firefighters gain new status

Nine members of the Air Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) unit at King County International Airport recently completed the rigorous exam for Firefighter 1 accreditation. Read more

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Airport remains an important economic hub for county, state, and region

Businesses at King County international Airport/Boeing Field (KBFI) pumped billions of dollars onto the local economy last year. Read report

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Funfar, Crabtree join Roundtable

On July 20, Joel Funfar and Kathleen Crabtree were appointed to the King County International Airport Roundtable. Read more

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New additions to airport staff

Meet the newest members of our staff. Read more

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Museum of Flight honors astronaut

The Museum of Flight has unveiled a bronze statue honoring astronaut Michael P. Anderson, a Washington native lost in the 2003 Columbia space shuttle accident. Read more