By Meghan Hall Many will point to the affluence of technology and medical firms as the Puget Sound’s main economic drivers, but the Port of Seattle—and SEATAC International Airport—is also a major economic engine in and of itself. But the nation’s eighth busiest airport is also its smallest, and now public officials have begun the […]
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