Ted Stevens International Airport
Description:
Ted Stevens International Airport is Alaska’s main airport. It is located six kilometers southwest of Anchorage. The airport opened in 1951 and was renamed in 2000 after a former U.S. senator. Its area is 1,300 hectares. There are North and South terminals and three asphalt runways. Many airlines use Anchorage Airport as a transit hub for flights to Asia.
During the year, the airport, on average, produces about 400 thousand takeoffs and landings, and serves about six million passengers. And in terms of cargo traffic, the airport ranks fifth in the world.
On the square before leaving the airport there are taxi and shuttle buses, you can also rent a car here.
All conditions are created for passengers for a comfortable stay here. There are several restaurants and cafes on the territory of the airport, a cozy hotel is offered for transit passengers.
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