Washington airport map prints
Washington's Cascades divide Puget Sound from the dry eastern plateau. Seattle-Tacoma International has three parallel runways, with Boeing Field closer to downtown. Grant County International at Moses Lake has a broad five-runway layout east of the mountains. Spokane International and Tri-Cities add different airport shapes across the state's open eastern country.
25 Washington fields
Arlington MunicipalArlingtonAWO7 colorways
Auburn MunicipalAuburnS507 colorways
Bellingham InternationalBellinghamBLI7 colorways
Bremerton NationalBremertonPWT7 colorways
Deer ParkDeer ParkDEW7 colorways
Seattle Paine Field InternationalEverettPAE7 colorways
Gray AAF (Joint Base Lewis-McChord)Fort Lewis/TacomaGRF7 colorways
Friday HarborFriday HarborFHR7 colorways
Grant County InternationalMoses LakeMWH7 colorways
Whidbey Island NAS (Ault Field)Oak HarborNUW7 colorways
Olympia RegionalOlympiaOLM7 colorways
Tri-CitiesPascoPSC7 colorways
William R Fairchild InternationalPort AngelesCLM7 colorways
Pullman/Moscow RegionalPullman/MoscowPUW7 colorways
Renton MunicipalRentonRNT7 colorways
Boeing Field/King County InternationalSeattleBFI7 colorways
Seattle-Tacoma InternationalSeattleSEA7 colorways
Fairchild AFBSpokaneSKA7 colorways
Felts FieldSpokaneSFF7 colorways
Spokane InternationalSpokaneGEG7 colorways
McChord Field (Joint Base Lewis-McChord)TacomaTCM7 colorways
Tacoma NarrowsTacomaTIW7 colorways
Walla Walla RegionalWalla WallaALW7 colorways
Pangborn MemorialWenatcheeEAT7 colorways
Yakima Air Terminal/McAllister FieldYakimaYKM7 colorways
Flying in Washington
Flying in Washington is marine layer and mountain passes in the west, then dry open country east of the Cascades where the runways run long. Sea-Tac's three parallels and Moses Lake's five-runway spread are both here. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.