Direct flights to Seattle

Seattle, whether you wear flannel shirts or not, this city hits the perfect note. Many Seattle attractions focus on nature, whether it's whitewater rafting on the Skykomish River or climbing nearby Mount Rainier. Those who want to get close to animals can tour Woodland Park Zoo, which is more than 100 years old.

Located on the western coast of the USA, Seattle is sometimes known as the Emerald City. Situated in between the Cascade and the Olympic Mountain ranges, Seattle is notorious for its rainy winters and cloudy skies. Often voted one of the world’s most liveable cities, Seattle is a technology hotspot and home to many world-famous companies including Microsoft, Boeing, Starbucks and Amazon.

Renowned for its coffee-shop culture and residents who enjoy the great outdoors, Seattle is a youthful and exciting city to visit with its great location close to the mountains and beautiful Pacific Ocean coastline and only an hour from remote wilderness inland.

Domestic flights to Seattle – direct connections

The majority of the planes landing at the airport in Seattle are flights destined from other American airports. The airports receive hundreds of flights every day – in the list below you find the US airports with the most frequent direct flight to Seattle. By using the links you will see all flight options from each airport.

• Direct flights from Portland (PDX) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from San Francisco (SFO) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Las Vegas (LAS) to Seattle (SEA)

Popular direct flights to Orlando – international

If you are visiting Orlando from another country, there is a slight possibility that you will find a direct flight. Below we present some international airports that regularly offer direct flights to Orlando.

• Direct flights from Vancouver (YVR) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from London (LHR) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Calgary (YYC) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Seoul (ICN) to Seattle (SEA)
• Direct flights from Cancun (CUN) to Seattle (SEA)

What to see in Seattle

No visit to Seattle is complete without a trip to the iconic Space Needle, this enormous tower complete with an observation platform over 500 feet high offers superb views over the city and nearby mountains. Due to Seattle’s frequent cloudy skies, try and choose a clear day for the best views. In homage to Seattle’s science and technology prowess, a visit to the Pacific Science Centre is a pleasant way to spend the afternoon with excellent interactive exhibits, an IMAX theatre and planetarium.

Head to Green Lake Park for some sporting recreation, a nice stroll or a spot of sunbathing. Situated on the banks of the glacial Green Lake, there are plenty of activities on offer including football, tennis and skating and also a couple of sandy beaches.

Looking for a cheap flight to Seattle?

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The climate in Seattle

Summers in Seattle are usually warm, dry, and sunny, with long days and cool nights. The driest time of year in Seattle is the last half of July and the first half of August. During this time period, Seattle will often go ten, twenty, or thirty days without any measurable precipitation.

The warm, mild weather often continues into fall, with cooler temperatures at night --- the rainy season in Seattle doesn't officially begin until October 1. Winter is the wettest season in Seattle. Spring in Seattle is mild and green, but it can be very wet at times.