BOEING FLD/KING COUNTY INTL
SEATTLE, WA
KBFI, Boeing Field/King County International Airport in Seattle, Washington, sits at 21 feet elevation and operates with an air traffic control tower. The airport features two runways: 14L/32R at 3,709 feet asphalt with 100-foot width and 14R/32L at 10,007 feet asphalt with 200-foot width. The long runway accommodates major transport aircraft and specialized operations. Instrument approach capabilities include seven approaches with ILS/LOC, RNAV (RNP), and RNAV (GPS) procedures for precision operations. The airport supports four departure procedures. Fuel services include 100LL and A grades.
Flight instruction and specialized operations are provided by eight organizations. Galvin Flying, Helicopters Northwest, and Atomic Helicopters offer diverse training programs. South Seattle Community College operates an academic aviation program. The Flight Academy and Alternate Air provide additional flight instruction. Seaplane Scenics serves amphibious aircraft operations, while Club in Formation operates specialized aircraft. This concentration of flight training organizations establishes Boeing Field as a major aviation hub. Multiple Approach frequencies on 119.2, 120.1, 120.4, 125.9, 126.5, 128.5, 269.125, 284.7, 290.9, and 306.9 MHz support complex air traffic operations.
Boeing Field serves as Seattle's premier general aviation facility with world-class infrastructure. The long runway supports aircraft of all types including large transports. With eight flight schools and specialized training programs, tower-controlled environment, and comprehensive instrument approaches, this airport provides exceptional facilities for pilot training and general aviation in the Pacific Northwest.