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By Alex Lennane
NorthLink Aviation at Anchorage Airport, has completed another step in its development by winning a new long-term customer, Cathay Cargo.
Starting October next year, Cathay will use NorthLink’s air cargo terminal at Ted Stevens Airport, where its transpacific 747Fs make a technical stop.
The deal gives Cathay access to the cargo terminal capacity with customs clearance for US cargo. It will also gain access to 11 power-through hardstands, with fueling systems, lighting towers and ground power systems – using renewable energy.
Anchorage can ...
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