Take the bus to Seattle Paine Field International Airport
Seattle Paine Field International Airport, located in Everett, is Snohomish County’s only commercial airport and we can get you there! Avoid the hassle and fees of parking and take transit to the airport for your next trip.
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Swift Green Line
Swift Green Line is an easy and cost-effective way to get to or from the airport. Buses run every 10 minutes at all stops on weekdays, and every 15–20 minutes during early mornings, evenings, and weekends, so you can skip the stress and expense of airport parking.
- Swift Green Line serves Paine Field at the 100th Street station
There’s no need to pull a cord, Swift buses stop at every station. Listen for the next stop announcement. Printed maps are displayed on each bus to show how many stops until the 100th Street station.
- The passenger terminal is an easy 6- to 10-minute walk from the Swift station
From the station, head west to walk along the south side of 100th Street where the sidewalk is located. Follow the signs to the Seattle Paine Field Passenger Terminal.
- Connect with our Swift bus network
Our Swift bus rapid transit network can help you get to Paine Field from further away. Swift Blue Line connects with Green Line at Highway 99 & Airport Road, while our Swift Orange Line shares stations with Green Line on Bothell-Everett Highway in Mill Creek.
Route 907
Get dropped off directly at the terminal with our Route 907. This route has service on weekdays from Stanwood to Paine Field during peak morning hours and return trips north in the evening.
Save on fares with ORCA
You can pay your fare with cash or an ORCA card. ORCA automatically tracks fares and transfers, so you only pay once within a two‑hour window—even if your trip includes multiple buses or trains. Some riders may also qualify for free or reduced fares when using ORCA.
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