Seattle plans Juneteenth events for US vs Australia World Cup match
Seattle's fusion of Juneteenth and the World Cup highlights the potential for sports events to amplify cultural awareness and community unity.
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Kraken’s FIFA World Cup debut gets its biggest stage as US faces Australia in Seattle
Kraken's FIFA partnership could redefine crypto's role in sports, boosting fan engagement and setting a precedent for future sponsorships.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team17 Jun
Seattle Relief: Alaska Airlines Breaks Ground On $135 Million Widebody Hangar In Portland
Alaska's $135 million Portland hangar signals growing ambitions beyond traditional domestic operations.
Seattle stadium confirmed ready for FIFA World Cup matches, but the real crypto story is FIFA’s token gamble
FIFA's token strategy could reshape sports ticketing, but regulatory scrutiny may impact blockchain adoption and investor confidence globally.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team15 Jun
U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18D Crashes Near Rimrock Lake, Washington. Pilot Ejects Safely
An F/A-18D Legacy Hornet belonging to VMFA-323 crashed while flying the VR-1355 low-level route in Washington State, with the pilot’s ejection caught on camera. On Jun. 13, 2026, at approximately 12.00 PDT an F/A-18D Hornet aircraft assigned to Marine Aircraft Group 11, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, crashed approximately 55 miles southeast of Seattle, while conducting […]
The Aviationist•David Cenciotti14 JunWA
Alaska Airlines teams up with Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026™ Local Organizing Committee to launch a new aircraft livery celebrating summer soccer in Seattle
Seattle is getting ready to welcome the world, and Alaska Airlines is marking the moment with a new aircraft livery launched as an Official Seattle World Cup 2026™ Host City Supporter, in partnership with Qatar Airways. As Seattle’s hometown global airline, Alaska is proud to unveil the custom aircraft decal honoring SeattleFWC26, a tribute to the many people working to bring an unforgettable tournament experience […]
World Airline News•Bruce Drum13 Jun
Alaska Airlines unveils FIFA World Cup 2026 livery on Boeing 737-9 MAX
Alaska Airlines has revealed a new aircraft livery celebrating Seattle’s role as one of 16 host cities for…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim11 Jun
Cathay Pacific Returns to Seattle and Throws One Heck of a Party
Over the years, I have covered quite a few inaugural flights into Seattle. They are always a hoot, but often there aren't many surprises. Well, when Cathay Pacific Airlines did an inaugural flight to Seattle (SEA) from Hong Kong (HKG) on March 30, they did things a bit differently, and in a grand way. Not only did I get to experience the normal excitement of being on the ramp to greet the aircraft, but there was also a fun surprise at the gate; plus the airline held a grand gala event later in the evening. The day started when I awoke and opened FlightRadar24 to see which aircraft was en route. As expected, it was an Airbus A350-900, and it had registration B-LRJ. Then I noticed the photo: it was the retro livery. Booya! I quickly got some AvGeek goose bumps (yes, that is a thing). The airline calls it the “lettuce sandwich” retro livery and it has a special place in my AvGeek heart. Long before the internet was a thing, I remember looking at L1011s in that very livery in one of my airline books. It was one of my favorites. I never got the chance to see it in person, so here was my opportunity. And, it was extra special because this was also the first time that this retro livery would be flying to the U.S.
Edelweiss Flies to Seattle & I Get Soaked!
Recently, Edelweiss celebrated their inaugural flight from Zurich to Seattle using an Airbus A340 (4 engines 4 long haul). I was double excited not only to see a new international carrier start service at my home airport, but they are also using an AvGeek favorite: the A340. Francis Zera (our Editor-At-Large and Director of Photography) […]
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Delta expands Seattle hub with new European routes and premium lounges
Delta Air Lines has announced new nonstop service from Seattle to Barcelona and Rome alongside the opening of two new premium lounges at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The airline will launch service to Rome four times per week and Barcelona three times per week beginning summer 2026, operating on Airbus A330-900neo aircraft. Delta has also secured
SAS makes historic return to SEA
With much fanfare, a turret salute from SEA airport firefighters, and plenty of pastries, SAS Scandinavian Airlines resumed it’s Copenhagen to Seattle service after a sixteen-year hiatus using Airbus A350s on the route. SAS has a long history in Seattle, having inaugurated service to Europe back in 1966, becoming the first carrier to directly serve […]