Get SMS alerts for ORD-SEA flights. Midwest to the Pacific Northwest.
Track This RouteOutbound
4 hours 15 minutes
Return
3 hours 50 minutes
Daily Flights
8+
Airlines
4
Timezone note
Seattle is 2 hours behind Chicago (Pacific vs Central Time).
About this route
Chicago to Seattle connects the Midwest's financial center with the Pacific Northwest's tech hub, home to Amazon, Microsoft, and Boeing. Multiple carriers compete on this corridor, with United offering the most frequencies from its ORD hub and Alaska providing strong connections throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle-Tacoma International handles growing traffic with limited runway capacity, and Pacific weather systems can create low-visibility approach conditions. The 2-hour timezone change means morning Chicago departures arrive before lunch Pacific Time, a popular schedule for business travelers. Landing alerts help coordinate in a city where traffic to downtown can vary by over an hour.
How it works
Type the flight number for Chicago to Seattle.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down in Seattle.
FAQ
About 4 hours 15 minutes westbound and 3 hours 50 minutes eastbound.
United, American, Alaska, and Delta all offer nonstop service.
Seattle is 2 hours behind Chicago (Pacific vs Central Time).
Avoid waiting at arrivals. Get a text the moment their Chicago to Seattle flight touches down.
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