National Air Cargo Holdings and NorthLink Aviation have penned an agreement for hardstand terminal capacity at NorthLink’s air cargo terminal at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) in Alaska, the fourth-busiest air cargo airport in the world.
National will continue to grow its operations at the airport.
With the continued growth in air cargo volumes between Asia and North America, NorthLink will provide air carriers with the infrastructure to refuel, deice, and exchange cargo safely and efficiently at ANC, capitalizing on the airport’s strategic location and unique commercial opportunities.
NorthLink’s south campus air cargo terminal will include:
11 power-through hardstands and four push-back hardstands
Two dedicated deicing stands
Dual-hydrant fueling systems at each hardstand
Infrastructure to recover and recycle onsite glycol used for deicing aircraft
Modern air cargo warehouse adjacent to
