Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to Discontinue Spot Saver Program
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is closing its Spot Saver program.
Seattle Tacoma, WA, September 10, 2026 —
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) has announced it will be closing its Spot Saver program. The airport has not provided a specific date for when the program will cease operations.
The Spot Saver program was an initiative designed to allow travelers to pre-book a specific time slot for TSA security screening. This allowed passengers to bypass longer, unpredictable queues and move through security more efficiently. The program was available to all passengers, regardless of airline or ticket class.
Details regarding the reasons for the program’s closure have not been released by airport officials. The duration for which the program has been in operation and the specific impact it had on passenger flow and wait times were not immediately available.
Information about potential replacements or alternative programs for expedited security screening has not yet been disclosed. Travelers who utilized the Spot Saver program are advised to seek further updates from the airport regarding future security process changes.
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