Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage Launches 32.5-Million-cubic-foot Cold Storage Development at ANC

Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage, LLC (ACCS) and the State of Alaska executed a 55-year lease arrangement at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC), denoting a significant achievement in the advancement of a more than 700,000-square-foot, atmosphere controlled stockroom office. With 32.5 million cubic feet of limit, the office will furnish ANC with a basic piece of infrastructure at the world's 6th busiest cargo airport.

“This project will improve shipping to and through Anchorage, create jobs, and show the world that Alaska is open for business,” said Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy. “We’re excited about the potential this integral piece of the global cold chain has to make Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport and Alaska a more attractive place for global companies to do business.”

ACCS is a joint venture of industrialist Chad Brownstein and McKinley Capital Management, LLC (McKinley Capital), which is driven by Rob Gillam. Brownstein is the organizer of Rocky Mountain Resources which has totaled a modern complex all through the Mountain West. Gillam is the CEO and boss speculation official at McKinley Capital.

Situated on the Great Circle Route, ANC is inside 9.5 long stretches of 90% of key business sectors in Asia, Europe and North America. Showing this significance, during COVID-19 air travel disturbances, ANC was the busiest air terminal on the planet on select days in 2020. Verifiably, a restricted stock of distribution center and move offices at ANC assigns ANC's air cargo uphold as "gas-and-go." Brownstein and Gillam state the advancement of ACCS — found runway-contiguous and inside a Foreign Trade Zone — will situate ANC to be changed into a key cold chain move center point for worldwide air cargo carriers.