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Outbound

55 minutes

Return

1 hour 0 minutes

Daily Flights

15+

Airlines

2

Timezone note

Both cities are in the Pacific time zone — no adjustment needed.

About this route

Seattle to Portland flights

Seattle to Portland is the Pacific Northwest shuttle, one of the shortest major domestic routes in the country. At under an hour of flight time, it competes directly with the 3-hour drive on I-5. Alaska Airlines dominates with shuttle-like frequency, and Delta adds hub-connecting options. Business travelers, day-trippers, and connecting passengers fill these flights throughout the day.

The flight barely reaches cruising altitude before descent begins, making every delay minute proportionally significant. Both airports share similar marine weather patterns, though Portland's Columbia Gorge ice storms are unique and can ground operations. Landing alerts on this ultra-short route help drivers avoid circling the terminal — at 55 minutes, timing the pickup drive is critical.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the Seattle to Portland flight?

About 55 minutes southbound and 1 hour northbound. It's one of the shortest major domestic routes.

Is flying SEA to PDX faster than driving?

Door-to-door, it's comparable to the 3-hour drive. Flying saves time for downtown-to-downtown trips or connections.

Which airlines fly the SEA-PDX shuttle?

Alaska dominates with shuttle-like frequency. Delta also operates nonstop service.

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Tom Walsh

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Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.