Anchorage Airport Ready To Handle Flights Routed Away From Russia

March 02, 2022
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An Asiana Cargo 747 taxis at Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska.
Credit: Kenneth Norton / Alamy Stock Photo
Anchorage Ted Stevens International Airport (ANC) is preparing for the possibility of servicing airlines that would like to stop over at Alaska’s largest airport as they adopt alternative routing to bypass Russian airspace. “We have heard that some airlines may contact us, and we are making sure we...

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