Airport officials tell Senate subcommittee Anchorage, Fairbanks strong as leaders plan cargo expansion and monitor jet-fuel supply Officials from the Alaska International Airport System told the DOT Finance Subcommittee that Anchorage and Fairbanks remain financially strong, outlined plans for eight new cargo hard stands (phased 2029–2031) and said fuel supply strains have eased after a temporary Jones Act waiver, though they will continue to monitor deliveries and supply-chain risks.

Alaska's airports are not only thriving with $193 million in revenue but also gearing up for a major cargo expansion, all while keeping a close eye on fuel supply!

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