Three people were injured in total.
SEATTLE — Newly released footage shows the moments leading up to aThree people were injured after an SUV drove onto the curbside departure area at Sea-Tac Airport on May 17.
Three people were taken to the hospital according to the Port of Seattle. One of them was a 4-year-old in critical condition.“I know they’ve been working on everything around here, and there’s a definite necessity for it,” said passenger Craig Fischer, who lives in Tacoma. Part of the nearly $23 million project includes bollards that are already being installed along the arrivals level.
The airport said that it is also planning to get rid of the curbside skycap check-ins where the crash happened. The project is expected to be finished this fall.“Upstairs, the departures get crazy, where traffic is merging on over really quickly,” said Fischer.
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