A global cargo hub and Alaska’s primary international gateway, ranking among the world’s top five busiest cargo airports.
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) is located 5 miles southwest of downtown Anchorage. It serves as Alaska’s largest airport and a critical link for both passenger and trans-Pacific cargo operations. ANC connects Alaska to major domestic and international destinations.
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Passenger traffic decreased by 7.1% year-over-year, while cargo volumes increased by 3%.
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Workers include airline staff, ground handlers, concessions, security, and airport operations personnel.
Major infrastructure projects, including a new FedEx sort facility and terminal upgrades, are increasing cargo and passenger handling capacity.
Deployment of advanced cargo tracking, upgraded security screening, and digital passenger information systems enhance efficiency.
Ongoing initiatives include terminal energy improvements, a comprehensive sustainability study, and expanded use of energy-efficient systems.
Continue collaboration with federal agencies to secure funding and align with national aviation safety and environmental standards.
Prioritize terminal modernization, airfield lighting upgrades, and boarding bridge replacements to support future growth.
Accelerate adoption of sustainable practices and energy-efficient technologies to meet environmental and regulatory goals.
