Sea-Tac security breach causes delays, grounds flights for nearly an hour

A security breach at Seattle-Tacoma (Sea-Tac) International Airport caused a shutdown on Sunday, grounds flights for nearly an hour

It was unfortunate timing, as summer tends to be the busiest season of the year for the airport. The current traffic has dropped only about 13% compared to 2019 levels, according to Cooper.

where people can schedule a 15-minute window in advance to go through security during peak morning travel hours. Travelers who don’t have TSA PreCheck or another premium service can use this program to simply walk up during their designated time and skip waiting up to a half hour in the general security line.

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