Well-educated and smart people made the comments at the Port's Open House. I have watched all CACC meetings, which put me on a path of learning about airports and commercial aviation in general, its pros and its cons. The aviation industry-WSDOT-FAA complex definitely do a good job in touting the pros. The cons are swept under the carpet. Talk to the SeaTac communities, they are not thriving, financially and otherwise. It is important to begin to have balanced conversations so that educated decisions can be made. Where is the comparison for cargo, for example, between rail and truck and plane? Let's talk about that. How many people are really flying and for what reasons, at what cost, and how has that changed with the pandemic? Do the Pros outweigh the Cons, or could AugieH decide that it is a small price to pay to put up with a little grid-lock going to the airport? Could we wait for that Amazon package for another day or two?
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