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King County International Airport-Boeing Field is one of the nation's busiest general aviation airports, and operations are expected to increase by 50 percent over the next two decades to meet growing demand. The master plan's focus is on ways to best satisfy growing aviation demands within the airport's existing boundaries while meeting the strictest aviation safety standards. The following documents are from the airport's most-recently adopted master plan in 2004.
- Preface and table of contents
- Section A: Inventory of Existing Airport Facilities
- Section B: Aviation Activity Demand Forecast
- Section C: Capacity Analysis and Facility Requirements
- Section D: Airport Development Plan
- Section E: Airport Plans
- Section F: Implementation Program and Phasing
- Section G: Financial Implementation Plan
- Appendix
This document lists the minimum standards as well as basic rules and regulations for all providers of aeronautical services at King County International Airport-Boeing Field.
As part of the environmental review for the Airport Master Plan, King County International Airport-Boeing Field prepared an approved environmental impact statement (EIS) under the Washington State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), and an environmental assessment under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The EIS identifies any impacts the airport might have on its immediate environment, in light of the development guidelines laid out in the Airport Master Plan.
Title 15 of the King County Code pertains to the governing of King County International Airport-Boeing Field. The following also apply:
As adopted by the King County Council and approved by the FAA
- Supplemental Part 150 Report (2004)
- Public Comments and King County International Airport Response to Public Comments
- FAA Record of Approval
Complete document
- FAA Approval, Supplemental Updated Information, Consultation, and Table of Contents
- Chapter A: Inventory
- Chapter B: Aviation Activity Demand Forecast
- Chapter C: Noise Analysis
- Chapter D: Land Use Analysis
- Chapter E: Initial Noise Abatement Alternatives
- Chapter F: Abatement Alternatives Evaluation
- Chapter G: Selected Alternatives Evaluation
- Chapter H: Preliminary Consultant's Recommendations
- Chapter I: Airport Proposal
- Chapter J: Issues/Actions and Recommendations
- Chapter K: Consultation
- Appendices
King County International Airport (KCIA) has developed an Airport Strategic Plan for 2025 through 2030. This plan follows and replaces the previous plan which had reached the end of its expected lifespan.
The Airport Strategic Plan is rooted in King County's True North Values, countywide initiatives including but not limited to the Equity and Social Justice Strategic Plan, the Strategic Climate Action Plan, the King County Strategic Plan, and other county planning policies. The Airport Strategic Plan uses these countywide plans to clarify KCIA's Mission and Vision, and to develop KCIA's specific strategies, goals, and objectives to complete the Mission.
Airport leaders worked with the Airport Roundtable advisory group, community members, and airport tenants to develop the plan. The activities included Mission/Vision workshops, Strength/Weakness/Opportunities/Threats (SWOT) analyses, and community/tenant feedback meetings.
For more information about the Airport Strategic Plan, email KCIACommunityOutreach@kingcounty.gov.