ALASKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SYSTEM RATES AND FEES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC FACILITIES (Established Pursuant to AIAS Passenger Terminal Lease and Operating Agreement)
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is Alaska’s largest airport, serving approximately 47 air carriers. Anchorage is within 9.5 hours of 90% of the industrialized word. Our 4,612-acre complex has hundreds of acres available for cargo and logistics development.
The Commissioner of the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF), under the authority vested by AS 2.15.020 and Title 17 AAC 42.125, has implemented certain fees listed below for the Alaska International Airport System (AIAS), consisting of the Ted Stevens Anchorage (ANC) and Fairbanks (FAI) International Airports. The rates are effective July 1, 2022 for AIAS users. Signatory Airlines are air carriers that have executed an AIAS Operating Agreement and Passenger Terminal Lease (Sample Operating Agreement and Sample Exhibits to Operating Agreement 4MB ).
The rates are as follows and are subject to change by further public notice:
Terminal Rental Rate
Long-term Lease (until at least June 30, 2023)
$61.50 per square foot, per year
Month-to-Month Lease or Permit
$76.88 per square foot, per year
Landing Fee
(For aircraft 6,000 lbs. and greater CMGTW)
Signatory Airline Aircraft
$0.57 per 1,000 lbs. CMGTW
Aircraft 12,500 lbs. and less CMGTW
$0.57 per 1,000 lbs. CMGTW
FAI Non-Signatory Aircraft > 12,500 lbs. CMGTW
$0.57 per 1,000 lbs. CMGTW
ANC Non-Signatory Aircraft > 12,500 lbs. CMGTW
$0.71 per 1,000 lbs. CMGTW
Fuel Flowage Fee *
(Applies to all fuel/all aircraft)
Signatory Airline Aircraft
$0.027 per gallon
Aircraft 12,500 lbs. and less CMGTW
$0.027 per gallon
Non-Signatory Airline Aircraft >12,500 lbs. CMGTW
$0.067 per gallon
*At FAI, the Fuel Flowage Fee for Non-Signatory Aircraft >12,500 lbs. CMGTW will be $0.027 per gallon for the first twenty five million (25,000,000) gallons of fuel dispensed to a Non-Signatory customer in the fiscal year, until the first day of the month after the month in which total fuel dispensed at FAI exceeds one hundred million (100,000,000) gallons for that fiscal year.
Aircraft Ramp Rental Rate
$1.67 per square foot, per year
Vehicle Parking Position
(Current aircraft ramp rent x 200 square feet / 12)
$27.83 per month
Federal Inspection Service Fee
FIS Service Fee per Airplane Inspection
$55.00 per inspection
FIS Service Fee per Deplaning Passenger
$7.76 per inspection
Aircraft Parking Charge Rate
Narrow Body Aircraft (single aisle) up to 4 hours
$105.28 per use (1 x a/c parking charge rate)
Wide Body Aircraft (two or more aisles) up to 4 hours
$210.55 per use (2 x a/c parking charge rate)
Narrow Body Aircraft (single aisle) 4 hours to 24 hours
$315.83 per use (3 x a/c parking charge rate)
Wide Body Aircraft (two or more aisles) 4 hours to 24 hours
$421.11 per use (4 x a/c parking charge rate)
Common Use Premises Charges
All other common use premises
$1.75 per enplaned passenger
Airport Administered Premises Charges **
Airport Administered Gate Fee Per Turn (one landing and departure of an aircraft):
Wide Body (two or more aisles)
$1,151.15 per turn
Narrow Body (single aisle and > 100 seats)
$639.53 per turn
Regional (50-99 seats)
$447.67 per turn
Commuter (fewer than 50 seats)
$255.81 per turn
** Amount paid in a Fiscal Year by Signatory Airline on per turn basis not to exceed amount which would have been paid by that airline as preferential use premises for that entire fiscal year.
Passenger Jet Bridge Fee
$326.29 per turn
Passenger Jet Bridge Fee
$5,077.99 per month
Ticket Counter / Bag Makeup Space
$69.39 per use
Common Use Passenger Processing System (CUPPS)
$1.52 per enplaned passenger
Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Parking Sticker Fee
Self-Propelled
$40.00 per year
Non-Self-Propelled
$20.00 per year
Additional information may be obtained from Susan Ault, Controller, Alaska International Airport System, at telephone 907-474-2577 or email susan.ault@alaska.gov.
Ancillary Rates and Fees Listing (i.e., other charges not established under Operating Agreement)
GARAGE UPDATE: The parking garage is currently at capacity and the number of available spaces will be reduced by 50% beginning March 20 as improvements begin on levels 3 & 4. Read more. With long term parking being full, in response, we strongly encourage you to plan ahead for alternative parking.
