Tiger Infrastructure Partners has taken a controlling interest in IC Alaska Airport and plans to rename it NorthLink Aviation.
The airport has secured a 120-acre, 55-year lease at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC), the fourth-busiest air-cargo airport in the world, which serves as a vital conduit for trans-Pacific air cargo.
With the capital injection, NorthLink will develop and construct a purpose-built air-cargo terminal located on the south campus of ANC. It will consist of 11 hardstands designed to allow aircraft to power-in and power-out, a modern air-cargo warehouse with temperature-controlled facilities, a dual-hydrant fueling system at each hardstand, infrastructure to recover and recycle glycol used for deicing aircraft, and a LEED-certified office space for customers and the operations team.
“We believe that cargo volumes at ANC will continue to grow significantly, driven by factors such as the strong outlook for trans-Pacific air
