October 21, 2025
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Anchorage’s e-commerce hopes are constrained by bureaucracy, but airport traffic is growing

James Mellor01 mins

NorthLink Aviation’s plans to develop an e-commerce hub at Anchorage Airport may have faltered, in the wake of the administration’s decision to rescind a de minimis exemption — but the airport continues to increase freight volume.

The combination of higher tariffs, additional compliance burdens and longer clearance…

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