Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

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airport international airport public-use airport

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is a major Alaska aviation hub in Anchorage that serves as a key passenger gateway and one of the world’s busiest cargo airports.

Aliases (1)

Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (via spur) ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	airport → international airport → public-use airport →
adjacentTo	Lake Hood Seaplane Base →
cityServed	Anchorage NERFINISHED →
country	United States →
DSTobserved	Alaska Daylight Time →
elevationAboveSeaLevel	151 feet →
FAAcode	ANC →
focusCityFor	Alaska Airlines →
formerName	Anchorage International Airport →
hasCargoFacilities	North Airpark → South Airpark →
hasControlTower	yes →
hasCustomsFacilities	yes →
hasPassengerTerminal	North Terminal → South Terminal →
hasRunway	Runway 07L/25R NERFINISHED → Runway 07R/25L NERFINISHED → Runway 15/33 →
hasSeaplaneBaseNearby	Lake Hood Seaplane Base →
hubFor	Atlas Air → Lynden Air Cargo → Northern Air Cargo →
IATAcode	ANC →
ICAOcode	PANC →
isMajorCargoAirport	true →
isPassengerGateway	true →
locatedIn	Alaska → Anchorage NERFINISHED → North America →
locatedOn	Cook Inlet →
majorCargoHubFor	FedEx Express → UPS Airlines →
namedAfter	Ted Stevens →
near	Turnagain Arm →
opened	1951 →
operator	State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities →
owner	State of Alaska →
renamedInHonorOf	Ted Stevens →
renamingYear	2000 →
runwaySurface	asphalt →
serves	Anchorage metropolitan area NERFINISHED →
servesAsGatewayTo	Alaska → Arctic regions →
supports	international cargo flights → international passenger flights →
timeZone	Alaska Time Zone →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anchorage →	airport
Alaska Railroad ("Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (via spur)") →	connectsTo
Alaska Airlines →	hub