At least one of the vehicles overturned following the accident on International Boulevard
Seatac, Wash. – One person was killed and another injured in a crash that took place near Seattle-Tacoma Airport in Seatac on Sunday, according to the Puget Sound Fire.
The crash happened in the 17300 block of International Boulevard.
Details on what led up to the crash were not immediately released. At least one of the vehicles overturned following the accident.
One person died in the accident.
One other party was transported with serious injuries to a Seattle hospital.
Both directions of International Boulevard were shut down following the incident.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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