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Item No.: 7a 
Date of Meeting: March 26, 2013

Airline Realignment Program 
Commission Briefing for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 
March 26, 2013 



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Agenda 
Purpose 
Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Airline Realignment Expense Project 
Airline Move Schedule 
Airline Realignment Estimated Costs 
o Realignment Capital Projects     $ 36.1 million 
o Expense Projects           $ 23.3 million 
o RMM (Expense) Projects         $ 1.6 million 
o Linked Capital Projects        $ 24.9+ million 
Total Program: $  85.9+ million* 
Linked and Related Projects 

*Total program cost does not include NorthSTAR program. 
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Purpose 


Accommodate merged airlines 
Consolidate airline operations for greater efficiency 
Balance facility utilization 
Impacted airlines 


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Airline Realignment Costs 

Capital 
Authorized Projects        Designer   Contractor    Authorized Amt  Remaining Amount 
Concourse D Common Use   Gensler   PCL        $4,250,000           $0 
Passenger Loading Bridges   HNTB    PCL         $8,294,000       $6,556,000 
Baggage Modifications      BNP     M.D. Moore     $6,761,000             $0 
Exterior Gate Improvements  Port      Merlino        $4,064,000             $0 
Airport Signage           Ilium      PCS          $ 646,000              $0 
Misc. Building Improvements  OAC     PCS         $1,561,000        $1,161,000 
CUSE @ Counters, Gates   OAC     PCS         $2,371,000       $ 422,000 
$27,947,000       $8,163,000 
Estimated Total of Capital Authorizations and Remaining to Authorize: $36,110,000 
Expense 
AR-Tenant Improvements    OAC     Regency NW   $ 7,225,400 
Alaska Reimbursement                       $ 1,179,000 
United Reimbursement                       $12,064,850 
$20,469,250       $2,815,750 
Estimated Total of Expense:          $23,285,000 
Estimated Total for RMM (Expense):     $ 1,650,520 

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Airline Realignment Gate Moves 







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Airline Realignment Ticket Counter Moves 


Continental 
(complete) 




United/Continental 


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Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Concourse D Common Use Environment 
D1, D2, D5, D8, D9 Complete 
D3, D4, D6/D7, D10, D11 Remaining

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Concourse D Common Use Environment (D8 & D9)

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Passenger Loading Bridges 
D1, D2, D5, D8 Complete 
D3, D7, B1, B11 Remaining 

D8 
Roof Ladder                    D7 
Foundation 




D8 Refurbishment

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Baggage Connections for Ticket Counters 
Zone 5 North for Frontier & JetBlue  complete 
Zone 5 South for American Airlines  on schedule

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Exterior Gate Improvements 
Fuel Pits Complete 
Safedock Commissioning in Process

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
CUSE (Common Use Environment) at Ticket Counters & Gates 
Gates B1, B9, B11  Construction complete in February 
Casework Procured 
B9 Equipment Conversion (United to Common Use)  February 
Airport Signage 
Inventory Complete 
Design Complete

Airline Realignment Capital Projects 
Miscellaneous Building Improvements 
Modular ramp structure in lieu of elevator/stair construction for
regional operations on Concourse A (sample photos)

Airline Realignment Expense Projects 
Tenant Improvements 
Counters, Airline Ticket Offices, Baggage Service Offices, Ramp
Offices  Regency NW

Airline Move Schedule 

Late 2011 
AirTran ticket counter and gate relocated 
Early 2012 
Continental ticket counter co-located with United 
January 2013 
American, jetBlue, and Frontier ticket counters relocate 
April 2013 
American, jetBlue, Hawaiian, and Virgin gates relocate 
May 2013 
United ticket counters, gates, and operations relocate 
Frontier gates relocate 
North Satellite available for renovation 

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Linked and Related Capital Projects 

Zone 1 New Window Wall Ticket Counters $4,258,000 
Construction Q1/2013-Q4/2013 
Zone 2 Pushed Back Ticket Counters $6,200,000 
Construction Q1/2013-Q4/2013 
Zone 3 Flow Through Ticket Counters $14,483,000 
Construction Q4/2012-Q3/2013 
NorthSTAR (cost not included) 
Separate presentation 




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