Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport has announced that five new cargo carriers will be coming through the airport, which has seen a nearly 5% year-over-year increase in cargo activity from 2023 to 2024.
“We are excited to welcome five new cargo carriers to Anchorage International Airport, a significant milestone in our strategic plan to continue expanding cargo operations. These new carriers represent a crucial part of our long-term vision to support ANC as a global cargo hub,” said Gov. Mike Dunleavy. “As we invest in building state-of-the-art cargo infrastructure, from additional warehousing to improved ramp space, these new operators will benefit from our ongoing commitment to supporting the needs of modern air freight.”
The airport is anticipating additional 2% growth in cargo for fiscal year 2025, with a total landed weight of 149.5 million pounds, the highest in airport history.
“Anchorage has always been a key player in the world of air cargo, and the arrival of these new carriers underscores our importance in global logistics. They join a group of loyal and long-term cargo operators who have been with us for decades, reinforcing our reputation as a trusted partner in international trade,” said Department of Transportation & Public Facilities Commissioner Ryan Anderson. “We’re excited to continue expanding our operations and providing unmatched service to our growing network of cargo operators.”