Ted Stevens Anchorage Airport (ANC) Baggage and Security
Baggage Carts / Skycap at Ted Stevens Anchorage ANC Airport
Skycap services are not currently offered by any airline; however, porter services are available to all passengers on the departure level at the South Terminal.
Baggage Claim at Ted Stevens Anchorage ANC Airport
Baggage and freezer storage is available at the Airport in the South (Domestic) Terminal on the Lower Level next to Bag Claim No. 4. Access from the North Terminal is available via the free airport shuttle that operates every 15 minutes between terminals.
Charges are $6 to $8 per bag, per day depending on size. Fish boxes, etc. are charged $13 to $16 per box, per day depending on size. There is no time limit as to length items may be stored. Passengers must present an airline ticket or boarding pass in order to use this service.
Security at Ted Stevens Anchorage ANC Airport
The Airport has been making a number of changes to our security program across
a broad range of areas to improve aviation security and to better protect the traveling public. Vehicles on the departure and arrival ramps are limited to active loading and unloading only. Vehicles which remain on the ramp for other than extremely short periods, will be directed to relocate. Impoundment and towing will be actively used to move unattended vehicles. Curbside check-in is currently unavailable unless the airlines re-establish this service. Only ticketed passengers are authorized beyond the screening points unless special requirements are approved in advance at the airline ticket counter. Expect to spend more time going through screening check points. No knives or cutting instruments of any size or material will be allowed on your person or in your carry-on luggage. Until further notice, Point Woronzof Drive is restricted to official business traffic (AWWU, Signature Flight Support, the recycling center, and Clitheroe Center) from 11PM to 7AM. A guard is posted just west of the Boeing Drive intersection to check vehicles. More general airport security information is available from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the agency of the Federal governrment that is tasked with operating the security checkpoints at airports around the country.
a broad range of areas to improve aviation security and to better protect the traveling public. Vehicles on the departure and arrival ramps are limited to active loading and unloading only. Vehicles which remain on the ramp for other than extremely short periods, will be directed to relocate. Impoundment and towing will be actively used to move unattended vehicles. Curbside check-in is currently unavailable unless the airlines re-establish this service. Only ticketed passengers are authorized beyond the screening points unless special requirements are approved in advance at the airline ticket counter. Expect to spend more time going through screening check points. No knives or cutting instruments of any size or material will be allowed on your person or in your carry-on luggage. Until further notice, Point Woronzof Drive is restricted to official business traffic (AWWU, Signature Flight Support, the recycling center, and Clitheroe Center) from 11PM to 7AM. A guard is posted just west of the Boeing Drive intersection to check vehicles. More general airport security information is available from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the agency of the Federal governrment that is tasked with operating the security checkpoints at airports around the country.
