The northernmost international airport in the US, serving as a vital hub for Alaska's interior and Arctic regions.
Fairbanks International Airport (FAI) is located three miles southwest of downtown Fairbanks, Alaska. It is the primary gateway for the Alaska Interior, supporting both passenger and cargo operations with modern facilities and four runways.
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Passenger traffic has remained stable with minor fluctuations over recent years.
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Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, concessions, and airport operations personnel.
The 2009 terminal expansion and extensive runway infrastructure enable FAI to handle large aircraft and increased seasonal traffic.
Recent upgrades include advanced security screening and improved airfield lighting for enhanced safety and efficiency.
The airport supports recycling programs and energy-efficient terminal operations to reduce its environmental impact.
Continue collaboration with state and federal agencies to secure funding for infrastructure and operational improvements.
Focus on terminal modernization and airfield upgrades to support future growth and operational resilience.
Expand sustainable practices, including energy efficiency and waste reduction, to meet environmental standards.
