Administration

The Administrative division is responsible for developing and implementing the operating budget for the Airport. The Business Manager also provides personnel and procurement oversight for all divisions.

Airport Advertising

Yael Kaufman
Phone: (907) 777-7780
yael@alaska.org
Alaska Channel Airport Website

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is the largest, most influential venue in the State of Alaska to reach business decision-makers, Alaska residents from around the state, and affluent leisure travelers.

Advertising is managed by Alaska Channel Airport. To browse photos of all airport advertising locations, search availability, or find locations which target specific audiences, visit the Alaska Channel Airport website.

Alaska Channel Airport is a branch of Alaska Channel, an Anchorage-based travel media company that publishes Alaska trip planning products for visitors, including The Alaska App and Alaska.org.

Airport Badge and Vehicle Permit Office

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) is required through 49 CFR 1542, one of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) regulations governing airport operations, to issue identification badges and vehicle permits. All badges and vehicle permits are issued by the Airport Badge Office. TSA requirements are specific and all directions should be followed to ensure a smooth badging process.

All badging, vehicle permit or related inquiries should be directed to the Airport Badge Office at the general Airport Badge Office email address dot.tsaia.badge.office@alaska.gov.

Air Service Development

The Air Service Development Director is responsible for retaining, expanding and attracting passenger and cargo carriers to operate at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The Air Service Development department is also responsible for monitoring international aviation agreements and airservice route authority.

Business Development: Develop and facilitate cargo and passenger facility expansions, terminal development, strategic business planning, and participate in Operating Agreement negotiations.

Airline activity data requests should be sent to susan.ault@alaska.gov

Community Relations

Community Relations keeps the public informed about airport activities and the airport informed about community interests. A representative from the airport attends airport area community council meetings and Anchorage-Airport Communication Committee meetings.

The Information Officer acts as the liaison for media inquiries, manages the airport website, creates publications, updates information on social media sites, and organizes special events.

Airport Updates | Press Releases | Public Notices

Development

Airport Development's mission is to stimulate and facilitate aviation related business growth at the Airport and in the business community. Primary targets include Air Service, led by Airport Marketing, land leasing and property management, led by Airport Leasing, passenger terminal concession development and management, also led by Airport Leasing, efficient and effective use of information systems, led by Information Services, and general coordination of business development activities, led by the Development Director.

Business development success is achieved by presenting the Airport as an efficient and friendly environment in which to do business, providing fair and equal access to Airport land and terminals, and generally maximizing capture of market growth by anticipating infrastructure, regulatory and other business requirements.

Engineering

Building Permits Coordinator
Phone: (907) 266-2406
Fax: (907) 266-2622
dot.aia.eng.permits@alaska.gov

The Engineering Section provides engineering technical support within the airport. It also manages the Airport Building Permit Program. Airport Building Permits are required for all construction on the airport. Finally, the Engineering Section is responsible for implementing the Capital Improvement Program using DOT/PF employees and consultants.

Environmental

Tom Johnston
Environmental Manager
Phone: (907) 266-2546
Fax: (907) 266-2622
tom.johnston@alaska.gov

Protection of the environment is an important issue at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). Over the last ten years ANC has embarked on an aggressive environmental program with an emphasis on preventing pollution at the source through employee and tenant education and training. ANC has environmental programs covering protection and cleanup of land, air and water resources. ANC's environmental staff works constantly to identify and implement innovative measures to reduce impacts of airport operations on the environment. It is the policy of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport to support sustainable development of the airport through sound environmental practices.

Facilities

Building Maintenance, Custodial & Utilities

Larry Swanson
Facilities Manager
Phone: (907) 266-2484
Fax: (907) 266-2494
lawrence.swanson@alaska.gov
24-Hour Help Line: (907) 266-2432

Welcome to Airport Facilities. We look forward to providing the customer service necessary to ensure your travel through our airport is safe and pleasant.

The airport operates 24 hours a day connecting all communities of Alaska, and serves as an entry point for cities throughout the world. Like a small city with 8,000 people working or travelling within the boundaries at any time, the airport is the largest public facility and industrial complex in the State.

Airport Facilities employees in many trades and crafts operate and maintain all the terminals, buildings, vertical structures and utilities. In order to protect the public, these facilities are required to comply with some of the most stringent national and international building codes, fire protection, ventilation, security, Federal aviation, and other regulations unique to an airport occupancy.

The Airport Facilities Maintenance and Custodial employees are responsible for the maintenance and operation of 40+ buildings across a 5,000 acre complex. To do this successfully, they are highly trained and certified in several trades in order to work on multiple integrated systems. The men and women on the Airport Facilities team are dedicated individuals, who are extremely proud of their work and being part of making the airport a gem of our State and the Gateway to Alaska!

Contact Information

Utilities

Kerry Willis
Building Management Specialist
Phone: (907) 266-2649
24-Hour Help Line: (907) 266-2432

• Premises Wiring Distribution System (Cable Plant)
• Water and Wastewater
• Electricity
• Gas
• Telephone & Cell Phones
• Refuse
• Utility Locates

Filming & Photography Requests

The Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport primary purpose it is to serve passenger and cargo flight operations, and any commercial filming, photography, or videotaping must comply with airport rules, regulations, fees, and security policies. For any commercial filming, photography, or videotaping requests, please fill out the linked form below and send it, or any questions you might have about it, to: dot.aia.ops.specialeventpermit@alaska.gov.

• ANC Filming - Photography Request Form

This form is not needed for news media or personal photography or video.

Student projects, non-commercial projects or not-for-profit organizations will be reviewed on a case by-case basis. Please submit your request to dot.aia.ops.specialeventpermit@alaska.gov

Information Technologies

Jonel Schenk
IT Manager
Phone: (907) 266-2189
jonel.shenk@alaska.gov

The Airport Information Technology Section is responsible for the design, development, installation, support, and maintenance of the Airport's networked infrastructure throughout the 4600 acre campus.

Ten IT professionals support the many unique business applications required to run an airport. Wireless Access Points, CCTV, security, badge systems, dispatch, storage systems, Police and Fire systems, Baggage systems, Flight Information systems, Advertising and announcing systems and GIS applications.

Leasing & Property Management

Sara Haley
Airport Leasing Manager
(907) 266-2667
(907) 266-2458
sara.haley@alaska.gov

dot.aia.leasing@alaska.gov

The Leasing & Property Management department oversees all airline, concession, and land leases within the airport. Oversight includes: drafting, negotiating, and administering tenant agreements in accordance with operating policies and regulations. The overall goal is to optimize airport revenues and to provide opportunities for businesses on airport property on a fair and equitable basis.

Stay informed on leasing opportunities and updates at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport by visiting the Public Notices section dedicated to airport leasing. Keep abreast of important announcements and leasing opportunities to stay engaged with the airport community.

View ANC Public Notices

• Terminal Lease Application
• Signatory & NON-Signatory CAR Rates
• Terminal Rental Rates
• AIAS Other Rates and Fees

Terminal & Airline Leasing Specialist

Brandi Reinhardt

(907) 266-2671

brandi.reinhardt@alaska.gov

• Business Activity Permit Application
• Business Activity Permit Application Questionnaire

Leasing Specialist

Vacant

(907) 266-2780

• Concession Lease Application

Concession Leasing Specialist

April Velasco

(907) 266-2688

april.velasco@alaska.gov

• Land Lease Application

Assistant Leasing Manager

Matt Regevig

(907) 266-2669

matt.regevig@alaska.gov

Land Leasing Specialist (Including Lake Hood Airport Land Leases)

Andy Dinsmore

(907) 266-2448

andy.dinsmore@alaska.gov

Operations

Terri Tibbe
Airport Airside Operations Superintendent
(907) 266-2522
(907) 266-2646
terri.tibbe@alaska.gov

Dustin Madden
Airport Terminal Operations Superintendent
(907) 266-2602
(907) 266-2646
dustin.madden@alaska.gov

Airport Operations is the ANC section that ensures the Airport meets federal, state and local requirements on a 24/7/365 basis. Operations' primary objective is to maintain a safe and secure environment for the traveling public, respond to emergencies and provide a management presence during after business hours. The division maintains all key operational documents including the Airport Certification Manual, Security Plan, Wildlife Management Plan, Letter of Agreement with FAA, the Emergency Response Plan, and the Airport Master Record information on file with the National Data Center of the FAA.

Operations is divided into two disciplines. Airside and Terminal Operations. These two areas include unique Operations Managers, Landside and Airside Operations Officers, Radio Dispatchers and Administrative Specialists. These folks have experience and expertise in many fields to provide program management and input/decisions for: flight operations, wildlife management, disaster response, all air and landside activities, security, safety, mishap investigation, planning, engineering, project leaders and construction companies, field maintenance, facilities maintenance, environmental, planning and leasing departments. The entire customer base and staff of the Airport has Airport Operations as a point of contact at anytime.

Operations Bulletins and Airport Notices are published in the Airport Operations Manual by the Operations division to inform Airport tenants about Airport procedures.

Planning

Teri Lindseth
Planning Manager
(907) 266-2544
(907) 266-2458
teri.lindseth@alaska.gov

The Planning Section is responsible for short and long range planning, and preparing the capital improvement program. Accomplishing this involves developing master plans, noise studies, terminal plans, siting studies, forecasts, advising on tenant development proposals, coordination with the Municipality, Federal Aviation Administration and others.