The airport offers both domestic and international flights to destinations like New York City, Chicago and Toronto. Notable carriers plying the SEA route include, Delta, American Airlines and Air Canada.

There are several transport options to and from the airport. Taxis are available from just outside the arrival hall, and for a more tailored and luxury option there are shuttle services. Shuttle Express, Shuttle and AirportShuttles.com are top providers in the region.

About University of Washington
Washington University comprises of three campuses: the primary as well as the largest in the District of Seattle and two others in Bothell and Tacoma. During the 2014-2015 academic season, the university had an overall enrolment of 43,762 students; 28, 754 undergraduate students and 13,695 postgraduate students. It had 5,803 academic staff and 16,174 administrative staff. It features one of the most renowned and respected medical colleges in the world.

Things to do in Seattle 
Students and visitors at Washington University can enjoy their time visiting nearby cities, towns, neighborhoods as well as interesting surrounding areas. Nearby areas for day trips include, Mercer Island, Lake Forest Park, Bellevue and Edmond. Washington States Ferries provides transportation on the Atlantic Ocean to different destinations along the coast especially on the Kitsap Peninsula. King County Water Taxi is another ferry service in and out of Vashon Island.

For outdoor excursions, students and visitors alike can take a short trip to the Pike Place Market, which arguably rates as Seattle’s major tourist area. It’s one of the oldest famers’ markets in the country and is home to the popular fish market and home to the original Starbucks Coffee shop.

Space Needle on Broad St can be accessed using the monorail and rates as Seattle’s most popular iconic landmark. It’s a must see for visitors on a nice sunny day.

Seattle Attractions and Scenery
Seattle Art Museum is great place to check out, especially for those keen on seeing historical artifacts. You will appreciate the City’s history and culture as you’ll get a good view of numerous assortments from all over the world. The Seattle Asian Art Museum located in the Central District focuses Japanese and Chinese Art and also includes work from as far as India. The Wing Luke Museum is another must see place.

Go check out fish ladders at Hiram Chittenden Locks and if lucky you may just see the large Northwest salmon passing through. You can also rent a canoe at the UW Waterfront Center and explore other attractions and the arboretum. Animal lovers can take a trip to the Woodland Park Zoo and see some realistic habitats and animals much different from those in zoos.