Location details, contact information, airlines, departure and arrival flight status, transportation, facilities and services, parking, special passenger amenities, nearby hotels and answers to passengers' frequently asked questions.
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, opened on December 20, 1951, serves the entire Alaska region and is strategic for trade with Asia. It operates domestic flights and some international destinations in Canada and Germany.
Official Website: dot.alaska.gov/anc - FACEBOOK - INSTAGRAM - X
Number of Terminals - 2 - North Terminal (international flights) and South Terminal (domestic flights). Open 24 hours a day and connected to each other and the rental car facilities by a free shuttle bus service that operates every 15 minutes. From the North Terminal, you must request it through a dedicated phone number at the southeast exit.
Annual passenger traffic: 5.1 million passengers went through it in 2023.
Tel: +1 907 266 2526
Information desks on level 1 of concourses A (opposite baggage carousel 4) and C (behind the escalators) in the South Terminal (Tel +1 907 266 2860) and in the lobby of the North Terminal (Tel +1 907 266 2657).
The airport is located 8 km (5 miles) southwest of downtown Anchorage.
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There are several parking lots on the premises. The first 30 minutes of your stay are free of charge. There is also a free of charge passenger pick-up area 2 minutes from the terminals (Cell Phone Lot). More information: Tel +1 907 677 1074 / 529 2577. Rates
Short Term Parking - Areas for short stays, located in front of both terminals.
Long Term Parking - Area for long term stays, located near the South Terminal.
Park, Ride & Fly - Long-term economy sector on International Airport Road, with shuttle bus service to both terminals on request.
There are elevators and adapted restrooms on the premises. Passengers requiring special assistance or wheelchairs should inform their airline of their particular needs prior to arrival.
Latest updates: August 13, 2024