Take the "Silver Streak" from Seattle's Boeing Field to Spokane or Portland...up to 5x daily

SeaPort Airline’s Pilatus PC-12 on the apron at Seattle’s Boeing Field.

Here’s a secret: instead of driving from Seattle to either Spokane or Portland, take SeaPort’s swift Pilatus PC-12 (pictured, above). Wait–there’s more. No need to endure SEA-TAC. Fly from Seattle’s Boeing Field and avoid traffic, long lines, expensive parking and…oh yeah…TSA.

Arriving at Spokane’s Felts Field…the original airport built in 1927. MUCH CLOSER to downtown.

BONUS: On arrival in Spokane, no need to wrestle with a $50 taxi ride from GEG into town. SeaPort flies to Felts Field, which is right on the Spokane River, close to downtown. Check with the local Enterprise car rental. They’ll deliver a car for you.

CHECK IN: 20 minutes before take-off. IMAGINE!
FREE PARKING: PINCH ME!

OMG–a tall person crossing their legs….in coach! After all, there are just nine seats.

On final approach to Spokane…passing over downtown on our way to land at Felts Field.

I’ve driven many times between Seattle and Spokane and between Seattle and Portland. Flying is faster and safer. Flying into Portland, SeaPort operates at the PDX Business Aviation center–next door to the main terminal. Small, convenient and efficient. CLICK HERE for more info on car rentals….same deal, tho’: local firms will either deliver a car or have you do the paperwork in advance so they can LEAVE the car for you.

Seattle/Boeing Field-Spokane/Felts Field: 70 minutes, from $199 one-way. Up to 4x daily flights Sunday-Friday. No flights on Saturday.

Seattle/Boeing Field-Portland/PDX: 50 minutes, from $139 one-way. Up to 5x daily flights Sunday-Friday. No flights on Saturday.

Passenger terminal building at Seattle’s Boeing Field (King Co. Int’l Airport)

On arrival in Spokane. Every seat is an aisle AND a window!

CLICK HERE for reservations and information. Or, call 877-359-1001 (877-FLY-1001). Tell ’em Scott sent you.