South Terminal Parking Garage Construction Completion:
The ANC South Terminal Parking Garage will be fully open and operational Friday, November 10, 2023! Hurray! Thank you to all our travelers, Anchorage-ites and Alaska residents for their patience during a long construction season. Although the full restoration of the parking garage will expand ANC parking capacity, we ask the traveling public to continue to have a parking plan. Airport parking was slightly constricted prior to garage construction and will likely continue, especially as we approach holiday traveling season.

Snow Removal:
ANC's award-winning Airfield Maintenance Team, who maintains our 24-hour-a-day operation on the ANC airfield, also coordinates snow removal on our sidewalks and parking areas. If you see areas marked off, it is for snow storage to facilitate cleaner parking lots, walkways and sidewalks. The public's cooperation in helping us keep our parking areas and sidewalks snow-free, is greatly appreciated.

New Passenger Flight Announcements
Recently, Alaska Airlines announced two new routes for Summer 2024. The first is a daily roundtrip from Anchorage to JFK in New York and the second is a once-a-week flight to San Diego. Both are seasonal flights. In addition, Delta Airlines announced a new route from Anchorage to Detroit, Michigan that will operate weekend service seasonally for Summer 2024.

Upcoming Lake Hood User Group Meeting:
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) will conduct a Lake Hood User Group Meeting on Wednesday, Nov 15, 2023, at 1:00 p.m. at the ANC Airfield Maintenance Facility located at 5740 DeHavilland Ave, Anchorage, AK 99502. If you have any agenda requests or items to discuss, please forward those to Cheryl McDowell at cheryl.mcdowell@alaska.gov at least 48 hours prior to the meeting. Or call (907) 266-2410 with questions or comments.

For the complete public notice, visit https://aws.state.ak.us/OnlinePublicNotices/Notices/View.aspx?id=213074

Looking for a Career Change?
Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.joinanc.com or through Local 71 at the following web address: local71.com/jobs.

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Parking Limitations:

The end is near! ANC would like to thank everyone for their ongoing patience with our South Terminal Parking Garage construction.  Parking limitations are expected to continue until the end of October. At which time, the garage will be back to full capacity, and this will ease parking constraints. We ask travelers to stay aware and allot extra time to find parking on or off-site. Please obey all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely.

End of Summer Seasonal Flight

The last summer seasonal flight was a Condor flight on Saturday September 23, 2023. ANC would like to thank Air Canada, Sun Country, Discover Airlines, and Condor Air for bringing seasonal direct flights this summer. ANC also enjoyed expanded service from Alaska Airlines, American, United, and Delta Airlines. ANC also enjoyed 5 passenger charter flights with Korean Air. Summer 2023 was a success!

FedEx Expansion Draft EA Public Open House:

A public open house will be held on Tuesday, October 17, 2023, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Alaska Daylight Time (AKDT) at the Coast Inn at Lake Hood in Anchorage (3450 Aviation Ave, Anchorage, AK 99502).

The Draft EA and appendices are available for review at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (alaska.gov)

Anyone wishing to comment on the FedEx Draft EA is offered the opportunity to do so in writing. The public is advised that before including their address, phone number, e-mail address, or other personal identifying information in their comment, that their entire comment - including their personal identifying information – may be made publicly available at any time.

Emailed comments on the scope of the Draft EA may be sent to Karin Bouler at: Karin.Bouler@rsandh.com.

Handwritten comments may also be submitted via U.S. mail at: 
RS&H, 369 Pine St, Suite 610, San Francisco, CA 94104, Attn: Ms. Karin Bouler

Alaska Cargo & Cold Storage Facility Draft EA Public Open House

A public open house will be held on October 3, 2023, from 4:00 to 6:00pm at the Spenard Community Recreational Center, Multi-Purpose room, 2020 W. 48th Ave., Anchorage, AK 99517.

Anyone wishing to comment on the Draft EA for Alaska Cargo & Cold Storage is offered the opportunity to do so in writing. The public is advised that before including their address, phone number, e-mail address, or other personal identifying information in their comment, that their entire comment – including their personal identifying information – may be made publicly available at any time.
Written comment must be received by October 15, 2023, and may be sent to Theresa Dutchuk at tdutchuk@dowl.com or comments by phone may be directed to (907) 865-1238.

The Draft EA and appendices are available for review at: Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (alaska.gov)

Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.joinanc.com or through Local 71 at the following web address: local71.com/jobs.  

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Parking Limitations:

ANC would like to thank everyone for their ongoing patience with our South Terminal Parking Garage construction. We know, it feels like it is taking forever but there is an end in sight. Parking will continue to be limited until construction winds down in October. Travelers should allot extra time to either find parking on or off-site. Please obey all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely. Learn more about parking options and the construction project at: ANC Parking Garage Partial Closure – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

Out for Public Notice:

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Alaska Region, has issued a Final Environmental Assessment (Final EA) and Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)/Record of Decision (ROD) to construct new cargo infrastructure at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). The FAA issued its Final EA and FONSI/ROD on August 16, 2023.  For further information contact Kristi Ponozzo, FAA Environmental Protection Specialist, Alaska Region Airports Division, 222 West 7th Avenue, MS #14, Anchorage, AK 99513, 907-271-3665. The Final EA and FONSI/ROD are available for review at the following locations:

(1) Online: https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/SouthAirparkCargo/. 

(2) Hard copies are available to review in the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Leasing office located at 5000 West International Airport Road, Leasing Staff Office, 3rd Floor, or FAA Alaska Region Airports Division, 222 West 7th Avenue, MS #14, Anchorage, AK 99513.

ANC Master Plan Public Meeting:

The Anchorage Airport is hosting a Master Plan Update Public Meeting on Thursday, September 14, 2023, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the Coast Inn at Lake Hood in the McKinley Ballroom. You are invited to learn about the aviation forecast and facility requirements. For those unable to make the meeting, there will be an Online Public Meeting from September 14–28 at www.ancmpuonline.com. To receive future project updates, please sign up for emails on our website: www.ancmpu.com

No RVs or Other Oversized Vehicles Under the South Terminal Loop Bridge:

A gentle reminder that any vehicle over 10'6" (RVs, sprinter vans, oversize vehicles, etc.) must use the commercial curb at the South Terminal. There is a sign with flashing lights to warn drivers of the height restriction before the entrance under the South Terminal Loop bridge. There is also a safe turnout to use to switch to the commercial pickup curb.

RV damage caused from hitting the underside of the bridge can be substantial, not to mention the cost of damage to ANC infrastructure. If you do not know how tall your vehicle is, please do not go under the Terminal Loop Bridge.

Construction at the Airport:

ANC is doing an extension of Taxi way Z, which is near South Airport Park (near Kulis). Construction is ongoing 7 days a week with heavy equipment running from 7am to 7pm. Occasionally the contractor will perform maintenance on the equipment during evening hours. The project is slated to be completed on Oct. 1. The Airport is working with the contractor to keep construction-related noise to a minimum.

Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include a Program Coordinator II (Communications Coordinator), equipment operators and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.  

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Race the Planes 5K

On Sunday, August 27, at 10am, ANC Police and Fire is doing its part to support the Alaska Chapter of the American Cancer Society by hosting a 5K fun run. Please consider signing up to make this event as successful as possible. You can sign up by visiting http://runsignup.com/Race/AK/Anchorage/ANCRacethePlanes5k.

Parking Limitations:

ANC would like to thank everyone for their ongoing patience with our South Terminal Parking Garage construction. We know, it feels like it is taking forever. Parking continues to be exceedingly limited throughout the duration of the project. Travelers should allot extra time to either find parking on or off-site. Please obey all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely. Learn more about parking options and the construction project at: ANC Parking Garage Partial Closure – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

Lost and Found

ANC Lost and Found is currently understaffed. Anyone looking for a missing item should report it at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com). If you receive notification that your item has been located, please schedule an item pick up during business hours by calling 907-266-2526. We hope to return to our regularly scheduled business hours soon.

No RVs or Other Oversized Vehicles Under the South Terminal Loop Bridge:

A gentle reminder that any vehicle over 10'6" (RVs, sprinter vans, oversize vehicles, etc.) must use the commercial curb at the South Terminal. There is a sign with flashing lights to warn drivers of the height restriction before the entrance under the South Terminal Loop bridge. There is also a safe turnout to use to switch to the commercial pickup curb.

RV damage caused from hitting the underside of the bridge can be substantial, not to mention the cost of damage to ANC infrastructure. If you do not know how tall your vehicle is, please do not go under the Terminal Loop Bridge.

Construction at the Airport:

ANC is doing an extension of Taxi way Z, which is near South Airport Park (near Kulis). Construction is ongoing 7 days a week with heavy equipment running from 7am to 7pm. Occasionally the contractor will perform maintenance on the equipment during evening hours. The project is slated to be completed on Oct. 1. The Airport is working with the contractor to keep construction-related noise to a minimum.

Lake Hood Construction:

Road rehabilitation projects along Aircraft and Lakeshore drives (from Voight Circle to the Lake Hood west property boundary south of Runway 14/33) and along Postmark Drive from West Northern Lights to Rockwell Avenue, has been deferred to next summer.

Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include an Accounting Technician 2, equipment operators and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.  

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Parking Limitations:

The South Terminal Parking Garage construction is ongoing. Parking continues to be exceedingly limited throughout the duration of the project. Travelers should allot extra time to either find parking on or off-site. Please obey all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely. Learn more about parking options and the construction project at: ANC Parking Garage Partial Closure – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

No RVs or Other Oversized Vehicles Under the South Terminal Loop Bridge:

A gentle reminder that any vehicle over 10'6" (RVs, sprinter vans, oversize vehicles, etc.) must use the commercial curb at the South Terminal. There is a sign with flashing lights to warn drivers of the height restriction before the entrance under the South Terminal Loop bridge. There is also a safe turnout to use to switch to the commercial pickup curb.

RV damage caused from hitting the underside of the bridge can be substantial, not to mention the cost of damage to ANC infrastructure. If you do not know how tall your vehicle is, please do not go under the Terminal Loop Bridge.

Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

In July, aquatic plant control efforts will take place. Overgrowth of vegetation in the water can be hazardous. Only aircraft and authorized ANC vehicles are allowed on lake surfaces. No swimming is permitted, and pet owners are encouraged to keep their animals leashed and out of the lake.

Also in July, a volunteer group will conduct plant control for Orange hawkweed along the south shore of Lake Spenard. Orange hawkweed, while pretty in appearance, is an invasive species that can quickly overwhelm native plant diversity.

Alaska Aviation Museum

On Saturday, July 15, the Alaska Aviation Museum is holding its annual Aviation Festival. For details, contact the museum directly at 907-248-5325.

Wildlife on Airport:

Moose frequently wander into areas around the airport where they are in dangerously close proximity to humans. Making potential encounters more precarious is that cow moose are now accompanied by calves. Cows with calves are more aggressive than normal. People are heavily advised to steer clear of wildlife whether on a local trail, near a roadway or in a parking area.

Upcoming Road Construction:

• A road rehabilitation project along Aircraft and Lakeshore drives (from Voight Circle to the Lake Hood west property boundary south of Runway 14/33) is expected to occur in late July/early August.
• A road rehabilitation project along Postmark Drive from West Northern Lights to Rockwell Avenue is slated for late July.

Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance, general maintenance positions within Facilities, an IT Manager position and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.  

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Master Plan Underway:

The Airport has kicked off a Master Plan Update, which provides Airport management and the State of Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) with a comprehensive study and describes short-, medium-, and long-term development plans to meet future aviation demands. A virtual public meeting is available now through June 13, 2023. Please visit us at www.ancmpu.com to view the virtual meeting, sign up for email updates, leave a comment, and learn more.

Parking Limitations:

The South Terminal Parking Garage construction is ongoing. Parking continues to be exceedingly limited throughout the duration of the project. Travelers should allot extra time to either find parking on or off-site. Please obey all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely. Learn more about parking options and the construction project at: ANC Parking Garage Partial Closure – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

No RVs or Other Oversized Vehicles Under the South Terminal Loop Bridge:

A gentle reminder that any vehicle over 10'6" (RVs, sprinter vans, oversize vehicles, etc.) must use the commercial curb at the South Terminal. There is a sign with flashing lights to warn drivers of the height restriction before the entrance under the South Terminal Loop bridge. There is also a safe turnout to use to switch to the commercial pickup curb.

RV damage caused from hitting the underside of the bridge can be substantial, not to mention the cost of damage to ANC infrastructure. If you do not know how tall your vehicle is, please do not go under the Terminal Loop Bridge.

Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood summer operations are in full swing! Please be mindful of all taxiing aircraft as they have the right-of-way on all surfaces, to include the roadways surrounding Lakes Hood and Spenard. All pets on airport property must be on a leash. This is for your pet's safety and that of aircraft and people onboard.

Out for Bid:

The Invitation to Bid (ITB) for Land Lease ADA-32370 on Lake Hood Seaplane Base (commonly referred to as K Lot) is open. The online public notice is posted at http://notice.alaska.gov/211282. To request a copy of the ITB packet, which is public information and free of charge, contact Taylor Beardsley at Taylor.Beardsley@alaska.gov or 907-266-2458 in the ANC Leasing Department.

Wildlife on Airport:

Moose frequently wander into areas around the airport where they are in dangerously close proximity to humans. Making potential encounters more precarious is that cow moose are now accompanied by calves. Cows with calves are more aggressive than normal. People are heavily advised to steer clear of wildlife whether on a local trail, near a roadway or in a parking area.

Upcoming Road Construction:

• A road rehabilitation project along Aircraft and Lakeshore drives (from Voight Circle to the Lake Hood west property boundary south of Runway 14/33) is expected to occur in late July/early August.
• A road rehabilitation project along Postmark Drive from West Northern Lights to Rockwell Avenue is slated for late July.

Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance, general maintenance positions within Facilities, an IT Manager position and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.  

Sign up for GovDelivery: For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

1. Parking Garage Rehabilitation Project:

The South Terminal Parking Garage construction is underway. Parking will be exceedingly limited through the summer. Structural restoration, asphalt replacement and re-striping must be completed. Travelers should allot extra time if they need to utilize parking at the airport. ANC encourages travelers to be dropped off or picked up instead of using parking. There are also off-site businesses that provide parking and shuttle services that should be considered. Please follow all construction information signs around the airport and drive safely. Learn more at: ANC Parking Garage Partial Closure – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

2. Out for Public Notice:

NorthLink Aviation (NorthLink), in coordination with ANC and cooperation with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), announce the availability of the Environmental Assessment (EA) and Draft Finding of No Significant Impact and Record of Decision (FONSI/ROD) for public review. Comments on the EA and Draft FONSI/ROD for this Cargo Aircraft Facility development on the south side of ANC are requested by May 30, 2023. The official public notice and information on how to comment can be found online:  https://aws.state.ak.us/OnlinePublicNotices/Notices/View.aspx?id=210911.

3. 2022-23 Balchen/Post Award Winner

On April 24, 2023, ANC's amazing Airfield Maintenance team was awarded the Balchen/Post Award for the second year in a row under the category of Large Commercial. This award recognizes their dedicated efforts in maintaining ANC in safe and operational status for the 2022-23 winter season.

4. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

The LHD Gravel Strip (Rwy 14/32) will be closed for a week in May for Spring maintenance. The closure will occur Monday, 8 May – Thursday, 11 May 2023, or Monday 15 May – Thursday 18 May 2023, depending on weather. The routine spring maintenance work includes routine cleanup, grading, dust control, etc.As always time/dates subject to change, please check NOTAMs. Contact the LHD Office (907 266-2410) or 24/7 Airport Ops (907 266-2600) for further information.   

Upcoming Event: The Annual MS Society Walk around LHD will occur on May 6. (Registration opens at 0830. The walk starts at 1000) For further information visit: https://mssociety.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.event&eventID=1320

5. Summer Travel:

The increased summer airline schedule starts first week in May with American Airlines coming back with their direct flights to Dallas/Ft. Worth and Chicago. United Airlines adds in a direct flight to Chicago at the first of April to join its year-round service to Denver and then starts their full summer schedule of destinations (Newark, Houston, and San Francisco) on June 1.

Air Canada will return with direct flights to Vancouver, BC Canada the first week in May. The middle of May brings more Delta connections to Seattle, Minneapolis, and Atlanta, as well as increased hours of operation for their pop-up Airline Lounge on the mezzanine level. By the beginning of June, we'll have a full schedule of flights from Sun Country Air going direct to Minneapolis, and then a return of Eurowings and Condor both offering direct, non-stop flights to Frankfurt, Germany. Eurowings and Condor will have passenger check -in and departures from the South Terminal, and North Terminal arrivals. Condor has a third weekly flight that will go to Fairbanks before it flies to Frankfurt which will arrive and depart from North Terminal.

Last but not least, we can't forget our friends at Alaska Airlines as they ramp up their frequencies, including their new non-stop route to Paine Field, in Everett, Washington

    6. 2023 GAAG

The 2023 Great Alaska Aviation Gathering (GAAG) will be May 6-7 in Palmer at the Fair Grounds. For further information visit https://alaskaairmen.org/inspire_events/great-alaska-aviation-gathering/

7. Airport PFAS Testing:

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is working with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. (S&W) and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify and sample water supply wells potentially affected by PFAS near the ANC. Water supply well investigations and sampling is nearly completed within the study area adjacent to the airport boundary. Communications with households are underway regarding their individual results. Upon the completion of the sampling effort, DOT&PF's PFAS program will produce a publicly available report that includes a map of sample locations and results. 

For additional information, please visit: https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

8. Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include: mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance, general maintenance positions within Facilities, and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.  

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For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

1. Parking Garage Rehabilitation Project:

The South Terminal Parking Garage construction is underway. Parking will be exceedingly limited through the summer. Structural restoration, asphalt replacement and re-stripping must be completed. Travelers should allot extra time if they need to utilize parking at the airport. ANC encourages travelers to be dropped off or picked up instead of using parking. There are also off-site businesses that provide parking and shuttle services that should be considered. Please follow all construction information signs around the airport and drive safe.

2. Looking for a Career Change?

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Jobs available at ANC include: mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance, general maintenance positions within Facilities, and more. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Both seasonal and full-time jobs are available.

3. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

A Lake Hood User Group & Townhall Meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 3, 2023, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Coast International Inn's Harold Gilliam Conference Room.

4. Summer Travel:

The tourists are coming! Despite all the snow still on the ground, preparations for the busy summer travel season are already underway. The increased summer airline schedule starts first week in May with American Airlines coming back with their direct flights to Dallas/Ft. Worth and Chicago. United Airlines adds in a direct flight to Chicago at the first of April to join its year-round service to Denver and then starts their full summer schedule of destinations (Newark, NJ, Houston and San Francisco) on June 1.

Air Canada will return with direct flights to Vancouver, BC Canada the first week in May. The middle of May brings more Delta connection to Seattle, Minneapolis, and Atlanta, as well as increased hours of operation for their pop-up Airline Lounge on the mezzanine level. By the beginning of June, we'll have a full schedule of flights from Sun Country Air going direct to Minneapolis, and then a return of Eurowings and Condor both offering direct, non-stop flights to Frankfurt, Germany. Eurowings and Condor will have passenger check -in and departures from the South Terminal, and North Terminal arrivals. Condor has a third weekly flight that will go to Fairbanks before it flies to Frankfurt which will arrive and depart from North Terminal.

Last but not least, we can't forget our friends at Alaska Airlines as they ramp up their frequencies, including their new non-stop route to Paine Field, in Everett, Washington

5. Airport PFAS Testing:

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is working with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. (S&W) and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify and sample water supply wells potentially affected by PFAS near the ANC. Water supply well investigations and sampling is nearly completed within the study area adjacent to the airport boundary. Communications with households are underway regarding their individual results. Upon the completion of the sampling effort, DOT&PF's PFAS program will produce a publicly available report that includes a map of sample locations and results. 

For additional information, please visit: https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

6. Lose Something?

Whether it was in the terminal, our parking lot, or on one of the trails on ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

7. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

A Lake Hood User Group & Townhall Meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 3, 2023, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Coast International Inn's Harold Gilliam Conference Room.

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. ANC is Hosting a Job Fair: mark March 25 on your calendar!

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! ANC will host a job fair in the North Terminal from 10am-4pm on March 25, 2023. Parking will be validated for attendees.

Jobs available at ANC include: mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance, general maintenance positions within Facilities, Environmental Program Manager position and an Airport Leasing Specialist 3 position in Administration.

Not only is ANC looking for new employees, but businesses that also support the airport are hiring. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Both seasonal and full-time jobs are available.

2. Parking Garage Rehabilitation Project:

Beginning March 20, ANC parking capacity will be reduced by approximately half. This means that parking will be exceedingly limited through the summer. Structural restoration, asphalt replacement and re-stripping must be completed. Travelers should allot extra time if they need to utilize parking at the airport. ANC encourages travelers to be dropped off or picked up instead of using parking. There are also off-site businesses that provide parking and shuttle services that should be considered.

March 20, 2023: Barricades will be placed to stop vehicles from parking on levels 3 & 4. All vehicles must vacate levels 3 & 4 by March 31, 2023, at 11:59pm. Beginning April 1, any remaining vehicles shall be towed. When work is completed for levels 3 & 4, levels 1 & 2 will undergo the same renovations. Please follow all construction information signs and drive safe.

3. Changes to short term parking stay lengths:

Starting Wednesday, March 1, 2023, the South Terminal Parking Garage maximum length of stay will reduce from 30 days to 15 days.  In addition, the parking garage will not have a weekly discounted rate.

The North Terminal Customer Pay Lot maximum length of stay will increase from 10 days to 15 days and will have a weekly discounted rate.

4. There's Probably a Permit for That…

What are you doing at the airport? If you are on ANC property providing a commercial service or sharing a message to people traversing the airport, chances are you need a Business Activity Permit. To make sure you have the permit and information you need to appropriately operate at the airport, please contact Brandon Tucker in our leasing department for help at brandon.tucker@alaska.gov.

5. Airport PFAS Testing:

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is working with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. (S&W) and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify and sample water supply wells potentially affected by PFAS near the ANC. Water supply well investigations and sampling are completed within the study area adjacent to the airport boundary, some results are still pending. Communications with households are underway regarding their individual results. Upon the completion of the sampling effort, DOT&PF's PFAS program will produce a publicly available report that includes a map of sample locations and results. 

For additional information, please visit: https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

6. Lose Something?

Whether it was in the terminal, our parking lot, or on one of the trails on ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

7. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

• The transient parking rate at Lake Hood is now a flat rate of $10 per day.
• A Lake Hood User Group & Townhall Meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 3, 2023, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the Coast International Inn's McKinley West Conference Room.

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. ANC is Hosting a Job Fair: mark March 25 on your calendar!

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! ANC will host a job fair in the North Terminal from 10am-4pm on March 25, 2023. Parking will be validated for attendees.

Jobs available at ANC include: mechanic and electrician positions with Field Maintenance and general maintenance positions within Facilities.

Not only is ANC looking for new employees, but businesses that also support the airport are hiring. Positions at ANC under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Both seasonal and full-time jobs are available.

2. FedEx Development Update:

FedEx, project sponsor, in coordination with the Airport, will host an Environmental Assessment (EA) scoping meeting for the FedEx City Station proposed for part of the Postmark Bog.  The public meeting, hosted by FedEx, is slated for February 16, 2023, at 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm at the Coast Inn.

3. There's Probably a Permit for That…

What are you doing at the airport? If you are on ANC property providing a commercial service or sharing a message to people traversing the airport, chances are you need a Business Activity Permit. To make sure you have the permit and information you need to appropriately operate at the airport, please contact Brandon Tucker in our leasing department for help at brandon.tucker@alaska.gov.

4. Airport PFAS Testing:

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is working with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. (S&W) and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify and sample water supply wells potentially affected by PFAS near the ANC. Water supply well investigations and sampling continue to occur within the study area adjacent to the airport boundary, with all results expected to arrive throughout January and February. DOT&PF's PFAS program is available to present at community councils about the testing program. Sampling results to date have not found PFAS above DEC's action levels. Upon the completion of the sampling effort, DOT&PF's PFAS program will produce a publicly available report that includes a map of sample locations and results. 

For additional information, please visit: https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

5. Lose Something?

Whether in the terminal, our parking lot, or on one of the trails running through ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

6. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

The world's largest sea plane base is frozen over. Plane owners have switched from floats to skis to be able to land on the ice. No matter how tempting, no people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces; only aircraft and official ANC field maintenance personnel are allowed. As always, all pets must be on a leash on ANC property, this is for everyone's safety.

7. FAA announcement made regarding new Air Traffic Control Tower:

ANC is getting a new airport traffic control tower! The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Stantec to provide architecture and engineering design services for the project which will accommodate the ongoing growth in our operations at ANC and Lake Hood. Stay tuned for project updates and read the full press release here: https://www.stantec.com/en/news/2022/stantec-to-provide-architecture-engineering-design-new-control-tower-ted-stevens-anchorage-airport

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov

ANC is Hiring:

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Recruitment is underway for a variety of vital positions, like heavy equipment operators and general facilities maintenance positions, that keep our 24/7 operations running smoothly. Positions under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Both seasonal and full-time jobs are available. *For Heavy Equipment Operators and Mechanics in Field Maintenance, the new starting wage for these positions is $31.68/hr.  Year-round and winter seasonal positions available.

*Other opportunities include an Administrative Assistant position, an Analyst/Programmer 4 position and Electrician positions.

There's Probably a Permit for That…

What are you doing at the airport? If you are on ANC property providing a commercial service or sharing a message to people traversing the airport, chances are you need a permit. To make sure you have the permit and information you need to appropriately operate at the airport, please contact Brandon Tucker in our leasing department for help at brandon.tucker@alaska.gov.

Holiday travel and Parking:

Even outside of the holidays, ANC's short-term and long-term parking options have been full lately. We highly encourage travelers to have a plan so they may avoid frustrations and delays. The cell phone parking lot can be used to avoid a parking dilemma, and it is FREE. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions. Another good parking option is the North Terminal Pay Parking lot where the first half hour of parking is free.

New Services at ANC:

• On November 16, ANC welcomed the inaugural flight of Aleutian Airways, who provides direct, non-stop service to Unalaska/Dutch Harbor. Check out their flight schedule at flyaleutian.com.
• On November 30, Alaska Airlines started new service between Anchorage and Paine Field, located in Everett, Washington, north of Seattle. According to the airline, this route has been their most requested from the public. For more information, visit alaskaair.com.

Lose Something?

Whether it was in the terminal, our parking lot, or on one of the trails on ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

Well Water Survey:

The Airport's contractor, Shannon and Wilson, has is well testing for PFAS in the study area immediately adjacent to the airport boundary.  Results will take 4 to 6 weeks to get back. For more information, please go to https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/

Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

The world's largest sea plane base is frozen over. Plane owners have switched from floats to skis to be able to land on the ice. No matter how tempting, no people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces; only aircraft and official ANC field maintenance personnel are allowed. As always, all pets must be on a leash on ANC property, this is for everyone's safety.

FAA announcement made regarding new Air Traffic Control Tower:

ANC is getting a new airport traffic control tower! The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Stantec to provide architecture and engineering design services for the project which will accommodate the ongoing growth in our operations at ANC and Lake Hood. Stay tuned for project updates and read the full press release here: https://www.stantec.com/en/news/2022/stantec-to-provide-architecture-engineering-design-new-control-tower-ted-stevens-anchorage-airport

Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

ANC is Hiring:

Join ANC's team of award-winning staff! Recruitment is underway for a variety of vital positions, like heavy equipment operators and general facilities maintenance positions, that keep our 24/7 operations running smoothly. Positions under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Both seasonal and full-time jobs are available. *For Heavy Equipment Operators and Mechanics in Field Maintenance, the new starting wage for these positions is $31.68/hr.  Year around and winter seasonal positions available.

There's Probably a Permit for That…

What are you doing at the airport? If you are on ANC property providing a commercial service like a rideshare, operating a food truck or offering some other business, chances are you need a permit. Unless a lease, permit, or concession expressly authorized the person to operate the business, a person must hold a current Business Activity Permit issued before selling, offering for sale, or providing goods or services commercially anywhere on the Airport regardless of the duration of the activity. Contact Brandon Tucker in our leasing department for help acquiring your Business Activity Permit at brandon.tucker@alaska.gov.

Lose Something?

Whether it was in the terminal, our parking lot, or on one of the trails on ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

Parking/Cell Phone Parking Lot:

ANC's short-term and long-term parking options have been pretty full lately. Utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot to avoid a parking dilemma. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE). Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions. Please note that if a lot is full, tickets will not be dispensed by the machines staged outside of the lot in question.

Well Water Survey:

The Airport's contractor, Shannon and Wilson, has started scheduling residential well testing for PFAS in the study area immediately adjacent to the airport boundary.  For more information, please go to https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/

Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Brrrrrrrr!! Do you feel that winter chill in the air? It means Lake Hood, the world's largest sea plane base, is beginning to freeze. Plane owners are in the process of switching from floats to skies to be able to land on the ice, when it is thick enough. No matter how tempting, no people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces; only aircraft and official ANC field maintenance personnel are allowed. As always, all pets must be on a leash on ANC property, this is for everyone's safety.

Lake Hood User Group Meeting:

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport will hold a Lake Hood User Group "Online" meeting Thursday, Nov. 10, 2022, at 1:00pm via "Microsoft Teams" or phone-in. Participation information (phone-in/ log-in/ password) is available by contacting us at tim.coons@alaska.gov, or cheryl.mcdowell@alaska.gov  or (907) 266-2410. The Online Public Notice is available at https://aws.state.ak.us/OnlinePublicNotices/Notices/View.aspx?id=208666.

Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

ANC is Hiring:

Recruitment is underway for a variety of vital positions that keep our 24/7 operations running smoothly. Positions that are under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Come join the award-winning staff at ANC.

Vacancies include: 

• Maintenance Specialist Electronics (Technician) Journey II
• Maintenance Specialist Building/Facility/Construction
• Environmental Services Journey II (Custodial)
• Maintenance Specialist Electrician Journey II
• Maintenance Generalist Journey I
• Equipment Operators
• Mechanics
• Airport Police and Fire Officer I/II

There's Probably a Permit for That…

What are you doing at the airport? If you are on ANC property providing a commercial service like a rideshare, operating a food truck or offering some other business, chances are you need a permit. Unless a lease, permit, or concession expressly authorized the person to operate the business, a person must hold a current Business Activity Permit issued before selling, offering for sale, or providing goods or services commercially anywhere on the Airport regardless of the duration of the activity. Contact Brandon Tucker in our leasing department for help acquiring your Business Activity Permit at brandon.tucker@alaska.gov.

Lose Something?

Whether it was in the terminal, our parking lot or on one of the trails on ANC property, lost items are logged in to our Lost and Found. Items are kept for approximately three months. If you believe you lost an item at ANC, please fill out an online claim at Lost & Found – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

Cell Phone Parking Lot:

Don't quite know when your traveler will get their bags and be ready for pick-up? Utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot! The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE). Parked or idling vehicles at the curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions.

Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood is the world's largest sea plane base, which means we have a plethora of small aircraft activity. Whether you are driving in a car, riding a bicycle, or pounding the pavement by foot, remember that all aircraft always have the right-of-way on the roadways, which in many places also double as taxiways. Please be sure to read all posted signage and follow the instructions. No people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces and all pets must be on a leash, this is for everyone's safety.

Seasonal Travel:

In September we said good by to our seasonal airlines. We look forward to the having them all back next year.

Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

Questions/Concerns/Comments:

To be the best we can be, we need to hear from the public. We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. Airport Recruitment:

ANC is on the lookout for a variety of people to join our work family. Positions that are under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.joinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. All positions at ANC contribute to the overall success of operations. 

Vacancies include: 

• Accounting Technician 1
• Maintenance Specialist Electronics (Technician) Journey II
• Maintenance Specialist Building/Facility/Construction
• Environmental Services Journey II (Custodial)
• Maintenance Specialist Electrician Journey II
• Maintenance Generalist Journey I
• Equipment Operators
• Mechanics
• Airport Police and Fire Officer I/II

2. ANC Infrastructure Construction:

The rehabilitation of the terminal loop road required a six-inch elevation of the road under the terminal loop bridge. Signage posted prior to the bridge displays the maximum height a vehicle can be to drive under the bridge (10' 6") to make it out the other side unscathed. There have been multiple incidents where RVs have collided with the bridge. If you have an RV that previously fit under the bridge, do not assume it will make it through in the future. Motorist driving RVs or tall passenger vans are highly encouraged to use the commercial curb when picking up their loved ones at ANC.

3. Cell Phone Parking Lot:

Don't quite know when your traveler will get their bags and be ready for pick-up? Utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot! The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE). Parked or idling vehicles at the curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions.

4. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood is the world's largest sea plane base, which means we have a plethora of small aircraft activity. Whether you are driving in a car, riding a bicycle, or pounding the pavement by foot, remember that all aircraft always have the right-of-way on the roadways, which in many places also double as taxiways. Please be sure to read all posted signage and follow the instructions. No people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces and all pets must be on a leash, this is for everyone's safety.

5. Departures and Arrivals:

All passenger departing ANC, including on international flights, must check-in at the South Terminal. Once checked in, any international passenger departing from the North Terminal, will be directed appropriately. While ANC has made several efforts to educate our visitors, there are still some select passengers getting dropped off at the North Terminal expecting to check in. ANC greatly appreciates your support and assistance in alerting the traveling public to the international check-in at the South Terminal.

International travelers arriving from Europe (Condor and Eurowings Discover) deplane at the North Terminal. 

6. Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

7. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

8. Questions/Concerns/Comments:

We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

9. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. *IMPORTANT UPDATE* ANC Infrastructure Construction:

The rehabilitation of the terminal loop road required a six-inch elevation of the road under the terminal loop bridge. Signage posted prior to the bridge displays the maximum height a vehicle can be to drive under the bridge (10' 6") to make it out the other side unscathed. There have been multiple incidents where RVs have collided with the bridge. If you have an RV that previously fit under the bridge, do not assume it will make it through in the future. Motorist driving RVs or tall passenger vans are highly encouraged to use the commercial curb when picking up their loved ones at ANC.

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot:

Don't quite know when your traveler will get their bags and be ready for pick-up? Utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot! The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE). Parked or idling vehicles at the curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions.

3. B9 Passenger Boarding Bridge (PBB) Replacement:

The federal government recently awarded ANC approximately $2.4 million in grant funds, through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's Airport Terminal Program, to replace the B9 PBB. The B9 PBB, installed in the early 90s, is the oldest in the South Terminal. If and when the current PBB breaks down, maintenance is challenging as many of the parts for the current PBB are obsolete and difficult to acquire. The upgrade will provide a distinct safety and operational enhancement to airport operations. ANC plans to put the project out to bid this fall. Construction is planned to occur Summer of 2023.

4. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood is the world's largest sea plane base, which means we have a plethora of small aircraft activity. Whether you are driving in a car, riding a bicycle, or pounding the pavement by foot, remember that all aircraft always have the right-of-way on the roadways, which in many places also double as taxiways. Please be sure to read all posted signage and follow the instructions. No people or pets are allowed on lake surfaces and all pets must be on a leash, this is for everyone's safety.

5. Airport Recruitment:

ANC is on the lookout for a variety of people to join our work family. Positions that are under active recruitment efforts are posted online at www.joinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. All positions at ANC contribute to the overall success of operations.  

Vacancies include: 

• Microcomputer/Network Specialist I
• Administrative Assistant I
• Maintenance Specialist Electronics (Technician) Journey II
• Building Management Specialist
• Maintenance Specialist Building/Facility/Construction
• Environmental Services Journey II (Custodial)
• Maintenance Specialist Electrician Journey II
• Maintenance Generalist Journey I
• Equipment Operators
• Mechanics
• Airport Police and Fire Officer I/II

6. Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

7. Departures and Arrivals:

All passenger departing ANC, including on international flights, must check-in at the South Terminal. Once checked in, any international passenger departing from the North Terminal, will be directed appropriately. While ANC has made several efforts to educate our visitors, there are still some select passengers getting dropped off at the North Terminal expecting to check in. ANC greatly appreciates your support and assistance in alerting the traveling public to the international check-in at the South Terminal.

International travelers arriving from Europe (Condor and Eurowings Discover) deplane at the North Terminal.

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments:

We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. ANC Infrastructure Construction:
   • The end is near! The rehabilitation of the terminal loop road is in its home stretch! Taxis and shuttles are back at the commercial loop and only the ride-share app transportation is on the upper level, as usual. Paving is complete and all that is left is lane striping, which is scheduled to take place overnight from July 8 through July 11. Please plan to arrive at ANC 2.5 hours if you are catching a flight during that time. We appreciate your patience and thank you for driving slowly to keep the construction workers and travelers safe.
   • Our neighbors may notice more noise than usual this summer from aircraft departing.
   • An overview of ANC construction projects can be found online at https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/documents/2022-ANC-Projects.pdf

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot:

We have a solution to help you avoid the frustrating circling! Utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE?). Parked or idling vehicles at the curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. Click HERE for directions.

3. Well Survey:

ANC is working with the environmental consultant agency Shannon & Wilson, Inc., and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify water supply wells near ANC. Shannon & Wilson is mailing out surveys to property owners or tenants with homes or businesses located within the well search area. The effort is underway to identify and document if Pre- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are present and mitigate the risk to human health. The survey packet can also be found online at  https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

4. Animal Safety:

ANC would like to remind recreationists to keep your eyes and ears open to hopefully avoid encounters with wildlife. Wild animals are greatly protective of their young and will not hesitate to go on the offensive. Please give any animal a wide berth.

5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood is the world's largest sea plane base, which means we have a plethora of small aircraft activity. Whether you are driving in a car, riding a bicycle, or pounding the pavement by foot, remember that all aircraft always have the right-of-way on the roadways, which in many places also double as taxiways. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces and all pets must be on a leash, this is for everyone's safety.

6. Airport Recruitment:

Are you looking for employment? There is a variety of jobs at the airport. Everything from police and fire to mechanics and heavy equipment operators. Job listings can be found at JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at local71.com/jobs. Current Job openings include:

• Airport Operations Officer (PCN 25-3840) | Job Details tab | Career Pages (governmentjobs.com)
• Airport Operations Specialist (PCN 35-3837) | Job Details tab | Career Pages (governmentjobs.com)

7. Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

8. Vaccination Clinic Closure:

June 30 was the last day of the COVID vaccination clinic at ANC. If you are looking for information or a place to receive a vaccine in Alaska, please visit Alaska vaccination information.

9. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

10. Questions/Concerns/Comments: We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

11. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. ANC Infrastructure Construction:
   • The rehabilitation of the terminal loop road is coming along nicely, and the traffic pattern returns to its usual route the Friday before Memorial Day weekend. Taxis and shuttles will return to the lower commercial curb June 4. Construction on the loop will be ongoing through the summer with intermittent lane closures. Please follow posted signage and mind the flaggers. The much-needed upgrades include storm drain improvements, asphalt resurfacing and signage improvements. We appreciate your patience and thank you for driving slowly to keep the construction workers and travelers safe.
   • An overview of ANC construction projects can be found online at https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/documents/2022-ANC-Projects.pdf

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot:

Gas prices these days… aren't they irritatingly high? One way to cut down on your fuel consumption would be to utilize ANC's lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot instead of circling through the construction on the terminal loop road. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE?). Click HERE for directions. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes. Parked or idling vehicles at the curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. 

3. Well Survey:

ANC is working with the environmental consultant agency Shannon & Wilson, Inc., and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to identify water supply wells near ANC. Shannon & Wilson is mailing out surveys to property owners or tenants with homes or businesses located within the well search area. the effort is underway to identify and document if Pre- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are present and mitigate the risk to human health. The survey packet can also be found online at  https://dot.alaska.gov/airportwater/anchorage/.

4. Animal Safety:

With moose calves arriving and the bears now out and about, ANC would like to remind recreationists to keep your eyes and ears open to hopefully avoid encounters. Wild animals are greatly protective of their young and will not hesitate to go on the offensive. Please give any animal a wide berth.

5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Lake Hood is the world's largest sea plane base, which means we have a plethora of small aircraft activity. Whether you are driving in a car, riding a bicycle, or pounding the pavement by foot, remember that all aircraft always have the right-of-way on the roadways, which in many places also double as taxiways. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces and all pets must be on a leash, this is for everyone's safety.

6. Airport Recruitment:

Are you looking for employment? There are jobs at the airport! ANC and surrounding businesses are hiring and would like you to consider applying. Potential employers, in addition to state of Alaska positions, can be found at JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses:local71.com/jobs. Click HERE to view recruitment videos.  

7. Does your destination require masks, a COVID test, or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

8. Masks Optional:

In late April, The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced the expiration of Security Directive 1542-21-01:  Security Measures Face Mask Requirements. The federal mask mandate is no longer in effect. Travelers should check with their carriers and their destination prior to travel to determine what, if any, requirements exist for masks.

9. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

10. Questions/Concerns/Comments: We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

11. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. ANC Infrastructure Construction:
   • The most noticeable construction project that continues to impact the public is the rehabilitation of the terminal loop road. We are striving to have the traffic pattern return to its usual route the Friday before Memorial Day weekend; however, construction will be ongoing through the summer. The much-needed upgrades include storm drain improvements, asphalt resurfacing and signage improvements.
   • Lake Hood gravel strip 14/32 is getting a bit more of a facelift this year. The strip rehabilitation starts the first week of May. Active construction will last approximately two weeks then the strip will be given a week to set before the planes are welcomed back to use it.
   • An overview of ANC projects can be found online at https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/documents/2022-ANC-Projects.pdf

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot:

Ever feel like you are just going around in circles? Well, to cut one more pointless circle out of your life, how about visiting our lovely, FREE cell phone parking lot that overlooks the world's largest seaplane base— the pristine, one(two?)-of-a-kind Lakes Hood and Spenard. Especially with construction of the Terminal Loop Road, parked or idling vehicles at curb present safety issues and traffic congestion. Only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading should be at the curb. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC (did we mention it is FREE?). Click HERE for directions. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes.

3. The Tourists are Coming!

Alaska is open for business, and we are spiffying up our welcome mat right here at ANC. Seat capacity coming into ANC is slated at roughly 5% higher than pre-pandemic summer travel in 2019. That is exciting news as Alaska has a robust tourism industry which helps charge the economy for Anchorage and the state. 

4. Spring Cleaning!!

April (snow) showers brings May flowers… and rubbish hidden from the winter's worth of snow melting away. May 6 is Clean Up Day for ANC. If you would like to participate on the day, or on your own schedule, you can pick up trash bags from Airfield Maintenance shop at 4100 Aircraft Drive. We appreciate all the help we can get keeping airport property looking its best.

5. Walking with a Purpose!

Walk MS: Anchorage 2022 will take you for a lovely stroll, rain, or shine, around the Lake Hood Seaplane Base on May 14 at 1000 AM.  The event starts and finishes at the Lake Front Hotel (4800 Spenard Rd.). Be sure to say hello to Airport Police and Fire's 'Team Q' while you are there. Our officers are walking to show support for a beloved co-worker that lives with MS. More information regarding Walk MS: Anchorage 2022 can be found online at Walk MS: Anchorage 2022 (donordrive.com).

6. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

Going… going… soooo close… When will the ice go out?? Short answer is, we don't know.  History and current conditions tell us that the first week of May is a good bet, but the ice can go out any time from late-April to mid-May. The ice condition fluctuates due to Spring temperatures, sun exposure, and wind. Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior to utilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces, this is for everyone's safety.

7. Airport Recruitment:

There are always jobs at the airport! ANC and surrounding businesses are hiring and would like you to consider applying. Potential employers, in addition to state of Alaska positions, can be found at JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs. Click HERE to view recruitment videos. 

8. Does your destination require a COVID test or proof of vaccination?

Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

9. Masks Optional:

In late April, The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced the expiration of Security Directive 1542-21-01:  Security Measures Face Mask Requirements. The federal mask mandate is no longer in effect. Travelers should check with their carriers and their destination prior to travel to determine what, if any, requirements exist for masks.

10. Sign up for GovDelivery:

For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

11. Questions/Concerns/Comments: We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com) When you use the online portal, it helps us more efficiently field your message and get the right person to provide a response, if applicable.

12. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:

ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors. Updates are prepared by Megan A. Peters, ANC Communications Coordinator. Ms. Peters can be emailed at megan.peters@alaska.gov.

1. Terminal Loop Road:
   • PLEASE PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO SIGNAGE AND DRIVE WITH CAUTION! Construction for upgrades to the terminal loop road kicked off. The Terminal Loop Road (lower ramp) will be closed for approximately 60 days, then subjected to intermittent lane closures for the remainder of the summer. Intermittent lane closures will occur on the upper ramp as well. The much-needed upgrades include storm drain improvements, asphalt resurfacing and signage improvements. The project also provides improvements to the ADA Access on the terminal upper and lower ramps. The press release regarding the Terminal Loop Road can be found at Press Releases Archive – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com).

2. ANC Infrastructure Construction:
   • Summer across Alaska means it is construction season. An overview of ANC projects can be found online at https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/documents/2022-ANC-Projects.pdf
     https://dot.alaska.gov/anc/documents/2022-Public-Meeting-Info.pdf

3. Cell Phone Parking Lot:
   • Especially with construction of the Terminal Road Loop, parked or idling vehicles are not allowed at the curbs or on the side of the roadway leading up to the terminal; only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading are permitted in the designated areas. There is a FREE cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and are ready for pick up.  The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Click HERE for directions. Additionally, parking in the garage is free for the first 30 minutes.

4. ANC welcomes back direct international flights:
   • In addition to our usual carriers for the summer schedule, ANC welcomes Eurowings Discover and Flair Airlines with direct flights to Frankfurt, Germany, and Vancouver, BC, respectively. Condor Airlines and Air Canada will also return to ANC following a 2-year absence. Seat capacity coming into ANC is slated at approximately 5% higher than pre-pandemic summer travel in 2019.

5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:
   • With the changing season comes a change to air traffic around Lake Hood. The snow and ice will fluctuate due to Spring temperatures and sun exposure. The ice can go out any time from late-April to mid-May. Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior to utilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces, this is for everyone's safety. **Heads up** In early May, construction will occur on the Lake Hood gravel strip 14/32.

6. Airport Recruitment:
   • The Airport and surrounding businesses are hiring! Potential employers, in addition to state of Alaska positions, can be found at JoinANC.com or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs.
     
     Click HERE to view recruitment videos. 

7. Does your destination require a COVID test or proof of vaccination?
   • Travelers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test or a vaccination certificate must have their documentation with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. There is not a public testing site in the terminal.  To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:
   • For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new. The official public notice website for the state of Alaska is located at Welcome – Alaska Online Public Notices (state.ak.us).

9. Questions/Concerns/Comments: We want to hear from you! – Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ancairport.com)

10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:
    • For answers to questions regarding ANC Airport Updates, please contact Megan Peters, Communications Coordinator, at megan.peters@alaska.gov. ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors.

1. Alaska Safe Travels:
   • The Airport is open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit covid19.alaska.gov for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal. Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.
2. COVID-19 Testing Discontinued:
   • Travelers destined for locations, such as Hawaii, that require proof of a negative test must have their results with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.
3. Airport Community Outreach Plan Update:
   • The Airport is seeking public comments and modification recommendations for the Airport Community Outreach Plan, and request comments be submitted no later than March 18th, 2022. The Communications Plan establishes guidelines for effective two-way communication between the Airport and the community. The plan can be found at https://cdn.ancairport.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ANC-Airport-Community-Outreach-Plan-June2020.pdf. Comments can be sent to teri.lindseth@alaska.gov.
4. Summer Schedule:
   • In addition to our normal summer schedule, ANC is welcoming Eurowings Discovery and Flair to the list of carriers for direct flights to Frankfurt and Vancouver, respectively. The 2022 Alaska – Russian Far East Service has been cancelled. For more information, visit 2022 Alaska – Russian Far East Service Cancelled. 
5. Construction:
   • Beginning April 1st, 2022, construction will begin on upgrades to the terminal loop roads. These much-needed upgrades include storm drain improvements, asphalt resurfacing and signage improvements. The project will also provide improvements to the ADA Access on the terminal upper and lower ramps. Please monitor the ANC Airport webpage for current lane closures as well as new locations for tour busses, taxicabs and passenger pickup and drop off. 
6. Cell Phone Parking Lot:
   • Parked or idling vehicles are not allowed at the curbs or on the side of the roadway leading up to the terminal; only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading are permitted in the designated areas. There is a FREE cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and are ready for pick up.  The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Click HERE for directions.
7. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:
   • Winter operations are underway. Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior to utilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces, this is for everyone's safety.
8. Airport Recruitment:
   • The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos.  Information on employment opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
9. Sign up for GovDelivery:
   • For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new
10. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:
    • For answers to questions regarding ANC happenings, please contact Megan Peters, Communications Coordinator, at megan.peters@alaska.gov. ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors.

1. Alaska Safe Travels: 
   • The Airport is open and operational.  ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com  for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal.  Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.

2. COVID-19 Testing discontinued:
   Effective Jan. 31, the Department of Health and Social Services no longer provides the free COVID-19 testing at ANC. Travelers destined for locations, such as Hawaii, that require proof of a negative test must have their results with them prior to arriving at ANC. Boarding decisions are made by the individual airlines, not ANC. To find testing locations, visit https://anchoragecovidtest.org/.

3. Airport Community Outreach Plan Update:
   The Airport is seeking public comments and modification recommendations for the Airport Community Outreach Plan, and request comments be submitted no later than March 18th, 2022. The Communications Plan establishes guidelines for effective two-way communication between the Airport and the community. The plan can be found at https://cdn.ancairport.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ANC-Airport-Community-Outreach-Plan-June2020.pdf. Comments can be sent to teri.lindseth@alaska.gov.

4. Cellphone Parking Lot:
   Parked or idling vehicles are not allowed at the curbs or on the side of the roadway leading up to the terminal; only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading are permitted in the designated areas. There is a FREE cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and are ready for pick up.  The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Click HEREfor directions.

5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:
   Winter operations are underway. Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior to utilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces, this is for everyone's safety.

6. People Mover Bus: 
   Due to low ridership, the People Mover bus only provides service to the South Terminal at the commercial curb.

7. Airport Recruitment:
   The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos.  Information on employment opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses:local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.

8. Sign up for GovDelivery:
   For those that want to receive important public notices right in their email inbox are encouraged to sign up at service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new

9. Contact for ANC Monthly Updates:
   For answers to questions regarding ANC happenings, please contact Megan Peters, Communications Coordinator, at megan.peters@alaska.gov. ANC does its best to provide information that will be useful and meaningful to our neighbors.

1. Alaska Safe Travels:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal. Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.
2. COVID19 Testing: COVID-19 testing at ANC is located behind security, available only for ticketed passengers and badged employees. Hawaii-trusted testing for outbound travelers is available at Alaska Park. To learn more, call 907-864-4642. (Passengers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test must have their results with them prior to arriving at ANC for travel.)
3. Airport Community Outreach Plan Update: The Airport is seeking public comments and modification recommendations for the Airport Community Outreach Plan, and request comments be submitted no later than March 18th, 2022. The Communications Plan establishes guidelines for effective two-way communication between the Airport and the community. The plan can be found at https://cdn.ancairport.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ANC-Airport-Community-Outreach-Plan-June2020.pdf. Comments can be sent to teri.lindseth@alaska.gov.
4. Cellphone Parking Lot: Parked or idling vehicles are not allowed at the curbs or on the side of the roadway leading up to the terminal; only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading are permitted in the designated areas. There is a FREE cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and are ready for pick up. The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Click HERE for directions.
5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base: Winter operations are underway! Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior toutilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces.
6. People Mover Bus: Due to low ridership, the People Mover bus only provides service to the South Terminal at the commercial curb.
7. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring and will hold a Job Fair, open to the public, on Jan. 29 from 10am until 2pm at the North Terminal. In addition to ANC, employers that relate to the airline and tourism industry will participate. Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on employment opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
8. Sign up for GovDelivery: Follow the link below to receive emails on DOT related items and visit us on Facebook and Twitter. service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new

1. Alaska Safe Travels: 
   • The Airport remains open and operational.  ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com  for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal.  Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.
2. COVID19 Testing: Effective Dec. 1, free COVID-19 testing at the Anchorage airport will be located behind security, available only for ticketed passengers and badged employees. Hawaii-trusted testing for outbound travelers will now be available at Alaska Park. To learn more, call 907-864-4642. (Passengers destined for locations that require proof of a negative test must have their results with them prior to arriving at ANC for travel.)
3. Airport Holiday Parking: During the days surrounding Thanksgiving, ANC Parking was at or near capacity at its various parking locations. Passenger numbers surpassed the numbers was saw during the similar timeframe in 2019. If Thanksgiving is any indication, December holidays will also see a lot of traffic.  All travelers and those picking up loved ones from ANC are encouraged to check flight statuses before heading to the airport.Additionally, travelers should arrive at ANC at least 2 hours prior to their flight.
4. Cellphone Parking Lot: Parked or idling vehicles are not allowed at the curbs or on the side of the roadway leading up to the terminal; only vehicles conducting active loading/unloading are permitted in the designated areas. There is a FREE cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and are ready for pick up.  The cellphone lot is conjoined with the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters (the Upside-down building) parking lot – minutes away from ANC. Click HEREfor directions.
5. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:  If you missed the picturesque view and the soft buzz in the air provided by the mini-fleet of small aircraft that call Lake Hood home, then you'll be thrilled to know that winter operations are underway! Pilots should always check the FAA NOTAMs prior to utilizing the aerodrome to verify up-to-date weather and ice conditions. Only aircraft and ANC official vehicles are allowed on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. NO PEOPLE OR PETS ARE ALLOWED on lake surfaces.
6. People Mover Bus: Due to low ridership, the People Mover bus only provides service to the South Terminal at the commercial curb.
7. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on employment opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses:local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
8. Sign up for GovDelivery: Follow the link below to receive emails on DOT related items and visit us on Facebook and Twitter.  service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new

1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: 

• The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
• The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
• Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal. Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.

3. Commercial Curb Access: Access to the commercial curb is restricted to commercial vehicles.  Access control gates are being installed to enforce this restriction.  Access through the gates will be limited to commercial vehicles with a valid permit and other authorized users starting January 1st, 2022.  The gate arms will be operational starting November 1st; however, will not restrict access until January 1st.

4. Lake Hood Seaplane Base:

• Frozen Lakes: Winter operations are in effect, and we are requesting everyone's help to remind others to please stay off the ice.  The frozen lakes remain restricted active runway surfaces all winter for ski operations. For further information please contact the Lake Hood Office at (907) 266-2410.
• Lake Hood User Group Meeting: A virtual Lake Hood User Group Meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 8th, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. via Microsoft Teams or you may call in telephonically.  Participation information (phone-in/ log-in/ password) is available by contacting the Lake Hood Office at coons@alaska.gov, or cheryl.mcdowell@alaska.gov or (907) 266-2410.

5. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.

• Maintenance Specialist Journey I  $23.60/Hr
• Heavy Equipment Mechanic  $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead $26.73-29.64/Hr Class B CDL required 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey I $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
• Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician $26.73/Hr
• Equipment Operator Journey II $23.60/H
• Accountant 3 $30.89/Hr

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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: 

• The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
• The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
• Vaccines are free and available to Alaskans and travelers age 12 or older at the Capstone Anchorage Airport Clinic located in the Concourse A/B ticketing area within the South Terminal. Visit ancairport.com/covidvax/ for more information.

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.

3. People Mover Bus: Due to low ridership, the People Mover bus has stopped service to the North Terminal.  Service to the South Terminal will continue accessing the commercial curb directly from International Airport Road.

4. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.

• Maintenance Specialist Journey I  $23.60/Hr
• Heavy Equipment Mechanic  $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead $26.73-29.64/Hr Class B CDL required 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey I $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
• Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician $26.73/Hr
• Equipment Operator Journey II $23.60/H
• Accountant 3 $30.89/Hr

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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: 

• The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
• The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.

2. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.

3. People Mover Bus: Due to low ridership, the People Mover bus will stop service to the North Terminal after September 20, 2021.  Service to the South Terminal will continue, accessing the commercial curb directly from International Airport Road.

4. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.

• Maintenance Specialist Journey I  $23.60/Hr
• Heavy Equipment Mechanic  $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead $26.73-29.64/Hr Class B CDL required 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey I $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
• Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician $26.73/Hr
• Equipment Operator Journey II $23.60/Hr

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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: 

• The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
• The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
• Beginning June 1, 2021, at participating airports, all travelers to Alaska will be eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine.  Click HERE to schedule an appointment

2. Triennial Emergency Response Exercise:   A full-scale emergency preparedness exercise will be performed on August 7th, 2021 at the Airport.   FAA requires one every 3 years to evaluate the effectiveness of the Airport's emergency plan.  During the training exercise plumes of smoke and active emergency response vehicles on the southeast side of the Airport may be visible.

3. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.

4. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.

• Maintenance Specialist Journey I  $23.60/Hr
• Heavy Equipment Mechanic  $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead $26.73-29.64/Hr Class B CDL required 90 days of hire
• Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey I $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
• Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician $26.73/Hr
• Equipment Operator Journey II $23.60/Hr
• Airport Leasing Specialist 1 $23.35/Hr
• Airport Police & Fire Officer IV  $37.51/Hr

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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Travelers to Alaska are eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine at ANC. Click HERE to schedule an appointment
2. Cell Phone Parking Lot: There is a free cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and called to be picked up. The cellphone lot is in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the Airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.
3. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.
   • Maintenance Specialist Journey I $23.60/Hr
   • Heavy Equipment Mechanic | $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
   • Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead | $26.73-29.64/Hr, Class B CDL required within 90 days of hire
   • Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey 1 | $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
   • Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician | $26.73/Hr
   • Equipment Operator Journey II | $23.60/Hr
   • Office Assistant 2 | $18.05/Hr
   • Airport Leasing Specialist 3 | $2,293.50/Biweekly
   • Program Coordinator 2 | $2,803.20/Biweekly

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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Beginning June 1, 2021, at participating airports, all travelers to Alaska will be eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine.  Click HERE to schedule an appointment
2. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.
3. Airport Recruitment:  The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com. Active recruitments are listed below.
   • Maintenance Specialist Journey I  $23.60/Hr
   • Heavy Equipment Mechanic  $23.60-26.18/Hr Class A CDL required within 90 days of hire
   • Maintenance Specialist, Electrician Journey II/Lead $26.73-29.64/Hr Class B CDL required 90 days of hire
   • Maintenance Specialist (HVAC) Journey I $23.60/Hr (Requires Current Refrigerant Certification)
   • Maintenance Specialist Electronic Technician $26.73/Hr
   • Accounting Technician I $20.34/Hr
   • Land Leasing Manager  $2,456/Biweekly
   • Terminal Leasing Manager  (Posting on Workplace Alaska soon)
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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • The State of Alaska has no special entry or travel testing requirements. Visit AlaskaSafeTravels.com for traveler information and advisories, as well as links to community-specific travel restrictions, and information about arriving via the Alaska Ferry or road.
   • Beginning June 1, 2021, at participating airports, all travelers to Alaska will be eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine.
2. Cellphone Parking Lot: There is a free cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and called to be picked up. The cellphone lot is in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the Airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE.
3. Great Alaska Aviation Gathering: Event will be held May 8th and 9th at the Alaska State Fair Grounds and Palmer Municipal Airport. For more information visit https://alaskaairmen.org/greatgathering/.
4. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please ANC Traveler Confidence Plan.
   • All passengers are responsible for being aware of and following the Governor's travel mandates. Stay informed on updates at AlaskaSafeTravels.com.
2. Lake Hood Seaplane Base Frozen Lakes: Winter operations are in effect, and we are requesting everyone's help to remind others to please stay off the ice. The frozen lakes remain restricted active runway surfaces all winter for ski operations. For further information please contact the Lake Hood Office at 907-266-2410.
3. Airport Summer Construction: 2021 Construction Projects Map and associated descriptions will be posted by April 15th at ANCairport.com/about/construction.
4. ANC Travel & Tourism Job Fair: To be held Saturday, April 10th, at the North Terminal. For more information, visit ANCairport.com/jobfair.
5. Cellphone Parking Lot: There is a free cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage, and called to be picked up. The cellphone lot is in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the Airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE.
6. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
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1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com. All passengers are responsible for being aware of and following the Governor's travel mandates. Stay informed on updates at AlaskaSafeTravels.com.
2. Lake Hood Seaplane Base Frozen Lakes: Winter operations are in effect, and we are requesting everyone's help to remind others to please stay off the ice. The frozen lakes remain restricted active runway surfaces all winter for ski operations. For further information please contact the Lake Hood Office at 907-266-2410.
3. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.
4. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
5. Sign up for GovDelivery: Follow the link below to receive emails on DOT related items such as Airport leasing public notices and visit us on Facebook and Twitter. service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new

1. Coronavirus Update at ANC: The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com. All passengers are responsible for being aware of and following the Governor's travel mandates. Stay informed on updates at AlaskaSafeTravels.com.
   
2. Lake Hood Seaplane Base Frozen Lakes: Winter operations are in effect, and we are requesting everyone's help to remind others to please stay off the ice. The frozen lakes remain restricted active runway surfaces all winter for ski operations. For further information please contact the Lake Hood Office at 907-266-2410.
   
3. Cell Phone Parking Lot: If you're picking up passengers, there is a free cell phone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cell phone lot is located in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two-minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE for a location map.
   
4. Summer Airline Operations: Alaska Airlines is offering new nonstop flights beginning May 20 to Las Vegas, Denver, and San Francisco.
   
5. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
   
6. Sign up for GovDelivery: Follow the link below to receive emails on DOT related items such as Airport leasing public notices and visit us on Facebook and Twitter. service.govdelivery.com/accounts/AKDOT/subscriber/new

1. Coronavirus Update at ANC:
   • The Airport remains open and operational. ANC uses airport-cleaning methods and materials with multilayer cleaning protocols in its facilities that reduce the potential for acquiring communicable diseases. For more on what ANC is doing to keep travelers and employees safe, please visit our website at ancairport.com.
   • All passengers are responsible for being aware of and following the Governor's travel mandates. Stay informed on updates at AlaskaSafeTravels.com.
2. Lake Hood Seaplane Base Frozen Lakes: Winter operations are in effect, and we are requesting everyone's help to remind others to please stay off the ice. The frozen lakes remain restricted active runway surfaces all winter for ski operations. For further information please contact the Lake Hood Office at 907-266-2410.
3. Cellphone Parking Lot: There is a free cellphone lot available for drivers to wait until arriving passengers have deplaned, collected luggage and called to be picked up. The cellphone lot is in a designated area of the DOT&PF Central Region Headquarters parking lot – just two minutes away from both the South and North Terminals. Directions to the lot: From International Airport Road driving west to the Airport, turn right at the Aviation Avenue exit and follow signs to the lot. Click HERE.
4. Airport Recruitment: The Airport is hiring! Click HERE to view recruitment videos. Information on these opportunities can be found on Workplace Alaska or through Local 71 at the following web addresses: local71.com/jobs and JoinANC.com.
5. Sign up for GovDelivery: Follow the link below to receive emails on DOT related items and visit us on Facebook and Twitter.

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