BFI’s passenger facilities are limited compared with major commercial airports; passenger operations are typically handled in small terminal or fixed‑base operator (FBO) facilities used for general aviation and charter flights.

There is no large multi‑concourse passenger terminal; procedures and passenger flows depend on the operator or charter company.

BFI is within a short drive of central Seattle; ground access is typically by car, taxi or rideshare. Travel times to downtown Seattle are usually under 20 minutes without heavy traffic.

• Car / driving: On‑site parking is available; ground access is straightforward via local roads.
• Taxis & rideshare: Taxi and rideshare pickups are common for charter and passenger movements.
• Public transit: Limited scheduled public transit directly to terminal passengers - check routes before travel.

Facilities are oriented toward cargo and general aviation needs; passenger amenities are limited compared with a major commercial airport.

• Lounges: Typical airline lounges are not present; FBOs provide passenger lounges for private flights.
• Food & drink: Limited food and retail options compared with large commercial airports.
• Wi‑Fi: Wi‑Fi may be available through operator facilities; availability varies by terminal operator.
• Accessibility: Basic accessibility support is available; coordinate with your operator for special assistance.