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Shared Infrastructure Provider Boldyn Partners With SEA-TAC

The project by Boldyn Networks, will bring 5G connectivity to more than 1 million square feet across the Seattle airport.

Lila Perl

Lila Perl

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Shared Infrastructure Provider Boldyn Partners With SEA-TAC
Photo of SEA-TAC Airport

Jan. 16, 2026 – Shared network infrastructure provider Boldyn Networks announced that it has partnered with the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to develop a 5G Distributed Antenna System (DAS).

The scheduled DAS network project aims to provide broader connectivity to the airport. Passengers and personnel at the airport, SEA, will benefit from perfected streaming, video calling, wayfinding, and flight tracking services once completed, the company said.

The search for an internet service provider to develop SEA Airport’s DAS system was competitive, SEA Airport Director Rick Duncan said.

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