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ANCHORAGECrossroads to the World

The Global Logistics Advantage

Presented by the

Anchorage Economic Development Corporation


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The Global Logistics Advantage

Major Topics

Key Global Logistics Advantages

Strategic Location

Transportation Infrastructure:Air, Sea & Land

Existing Commercial Carriers

Telecommunications/Fiber Optic Cables

Fairbanks International Airport/Air Force Base

Additional Logistics Assets

Community Assets


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China

Canada

NorthPole

Russia

FrankfurtFrankfurt

Washington, DCWashington, DC

Los AngelesLos Angeles

HawaiiHawaii

SeoulSeoul

BeijingBeijing

MoscowMoscow

4,1004,100

3,4003,4003,8003,800

3,9003,900

43004300

4,5004,500

TokyoTokyo

Strategic Location

2,3002,300

2,5002,5003,4003,400

MesaMesaAnchorageAnchorage

2,7002,700

3,6003,600 27002700

KievKiev 47004700


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ALASKAS GEOGRAPHICADVANTAGE

SPACE

Imagery

Low earth orbit interface

Bandwidth

LAND & SEA

Fiber Optic Hub

Great Circle Route

Civil & Military

Air Cargo &

Refueling

AIR


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Alaskas Geographic Advantage

Located on the Pacific trade route

Offers advantage of Polar routes to Europe

Strategically positioned9 hours from 95 % of the

industrialized world

Alaska is the most central place in the world for aircraft, andthat is true either of Europe, Asia or North America. I believe inthe future, that he who holds Alaska will hold the world, and Ithink it is the most important strategic place in the world.

Brigadier General Billy Mitchell 13 Feb 1935


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Ted Stevens AnchorageTed Stevens Anchorage

International AirportInternational Airport

Top ranked cargo

airport in North America On Great Circle Route-

9 hours or less from95% of Industrial World

Over 30 Internationalcargo operators withover 530 wide bodycargo landings a week


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USDOT All-Cargo Landed Weight

02

4

6

8

1012

14

16

18

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Billion pounds

Anchorage

Memphis

Louisville

Los Angeles

Miami


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Anchorage International

Airport

Designated ForeignTrade Zone

Expedient CustomsService

7/24/365 Operation No Closures

Establisheddistribution facilities


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Facilities Overview Approximately 5,000 acre complex

Three precision ILS instrument runways: CAT

I/III

Four Cargo airparks & cargo refueling ramp

2.0 million square feet for cargo transientparking

Intl. sorting & transfer hubs: FedEx, UPS,JAL, NCA, NW & Polar


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Operational Advantage Multiple runways, quick turn-arounds

No aircraft type limitations

Approaches/departures normally over water

New state-of-the art $15 million fuelingsystem

49 wide body hydrant fueling positions Second North/South taxiway under

construction


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Winter Operations Moderate climate

VFR 93.5% / Above minimums 99.3%

Average annual rainfall: 15 inches Average annual snowfall: 60 inches

Average winter temperature: 20 degrees F

Award winning snow removal team. Two-time

winner of the Balchen/Post Snow RemovalAward

ANC remains open when others close!


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The Port of AnchorageThe Port of Anchorage

Easy access

Served by CSX Lines*,Totem Ocean TrailerExpress* and AlaskaCargo Transport

Fast customsclearance

No congestion

Open 365 days

*VISA


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Pacific Rim Surface Access

Access to/from the Pacific Rim with

Surface Vessel via Dutch Harbor

transferring to/from APL and/or Maersk

Access to/from the Pacific Rim with

Surface Vessel via the Port of Tacoma

transferring to/from APL and/or Maersk


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Alaska Railroad Full-service Railroad,

serving ports &communities from the

Gulf of Alaska toFairbanks

Offers rail-water-railservice to and from

the continental U.S.

Can handle specialized and oversized freightand provide oversight for transportinghazardous waste


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The ALCAN HighwayThe ALCAN Highway

Provides the Inland LinkProvides the Inland Link

100% paved all-weatherhighway

Easy access to/fromboth Anchorage andFairbanks International

Airports and the Port ofAnchorage


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International All-Cargo

Operators Air China

Asiana Airlines

Atlas Air* Cathay Pacific Airways

China Airlines

China Eastern Airlines

Emery Worldwide*

Eva Air

Evergreen Intl.*

Federal Express*

Gemini Air*

Japan Airlines

KLM

Korean Air Malaysia Airlines

Nippon Cargo Airlines

Northwest Air Cargo*

Polar Air Cargo*

Singapore CargoAirlines

UPS*

World Air*

* CRAF


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Telecommunications Over two dozen internet providers serve

Anchorage

69% of Anchorage homes are on-line

Anchorage is served by threetelecommunication companies

AT&T Alascom Alaska Communications System

GCI, Inc.


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Fiber Optic Cables

Alaska is served by two fiber optic

cables EACH cable is OC-192 capable

Currently each cable is utilizing OC-32

Capacity for expansion Two cables provide redundant service


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Fiber Optic Cables

Alaska is served by twoterrestrial and three submarinenetwork systems connectingcustomers in Central Alaska tothe pacific northwest.

This backbone currently has thecapacity to transport up to 32Kvoice and data circuits on eachpath.

These fiber optic networks aredesigned for expansion.

These cable networks allowconnectivity to transpacificcables landing in the PacificNorthwest.

SCCN

GCI/Alaska United

NPC

Pacific City

Seward

TyCom

AFS/WCI NorthStar

KANAS/GCI

Transpacific


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Fairbanks International AirportFairbanks International Airport

Alternate airport for TSAIA

Part of the Alaska International Airport System

Excellent operating conditions

Reliable cold-weather operations

7/24/365 Operations


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Elmendorf Air Force Base Available as emergency backup landing

ILS Approach (Instrument Landing System)

Runway length 10,000 feet

With annual written request and approval ofrequest, Elmendorf is available as primaryalternate for Anchorage International.Customs and INS Clearance must bearranged by air carrier


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Additional Logistics Assets Supporting Infrastructure / Private

Sector Operations

Designated Foreign Trade Zone

Expedient Customs Clearance Service

Four In-State Fuel Refineries


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Community Assets Modern, progressive City of 260,000 Transportation and financial center of Alaska

Strong community support for military

Supportive of airport expansion Received The Plain Dealer newspaper quality

of living index ranking # 8 in Nation

Received Expansion Management magazines

highest 5-star Quality of Life Quotient rating Extensive quality of life amenities

Educated work force

Numerous cultural & recreational opportunities


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Downtown Anchorage

Photo courtesy of Accent Alaska.


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Downtown AnchoragePhoto courtesy of Accent Alaska.


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Educated Work Force Two Major Universities

University of Alaska

Alaska Pacific University

UAAs Logistics Program-Offers bothBachelors and Masters Degrees

26% of population with four-year degree 90% with high school diploma


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Cultural Opportunities Symphony

Active Theater

Groups International

Theater Productions

National Concert

Tours Museums

Native Culture


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Recreational Opportunities World Class Sports

Fishing

Camping/Hiking Sight Seeing Tours

Rock Climbing

Winter Sports

Great AlaskaShootout

Hockey


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The Global Logistics

Advantage Summary

Key Global Logistics Advantages

-Strategic Location

-Transportation infrastructure: Air, Sea &Land

-Existing Commercial Carriers

-Telecommunications/Fiber Optic Cables-Fairbanks International Airport/Air ForceBase


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Summary (cont.) Designated Foreign Trade Zone

Expedient Customs Service

Four In-State Fuel Refineries

Supporting Infrastructure

Community Assets

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