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Anchorage Airport Passenger Reviews and Anchorage Airport Traveller Reports
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Anchorage International Airport customer review : 17 October 2011 by M McManus (UK) |
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Went to Anchorage in late 2011. Airport has some restaurants on the security side of the airport, but not a good
choice, and the quality was not too good. The gift shops on the other hand are excellent, especially if you are
looking for Native American art. Be warned that quite a few souvenirs are like snow shakers with water, which will
be taken off you by security if you need to pass through them again. Information screens were useful. Plenty of
seating, and quite a view out of the terminal window.
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ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT customer review : 6 September 2011 by Ellie Dale (USA)
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Customer Rating : 3/5 |
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I live in Anchorage, so fly through here fairly often. The North terminal is old and outdated, with little seating, old
and dirty bathrooms, and few options for dining. The baggage claim in the north terminal is rickety, old, and often
slow. The lines are longer and check-in just isn't as efficient. The north terminal is also very dark. The new terminal
is great, though, lots of food and beverage options, nice bathroom facilities, plenty of seating, moving walkways,
shorter lines, efficient baggage claim, and overall better design. There's also a lot more light, and a better view of
the mountains. The experience really does depend on which terminal you get. It will be either really good or really
bad.
ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT customer review : 24 August 2011 by Peter Gloor (Switzerland)
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Customer Rating : 1/5 |
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The airport lacks a transit area. Passengers are forced to leave the aircraft and pass immigration control.
Passenger handling seems unprofessional. Gate waiting room had TV screens with commercials blaring out
unwanted TV entertainment but lacked an information screen and a PA system. Airport ground handling delayed
flight in spite of sufficient ground time.
ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT review :
6 April 2009 : by G Winters
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Customer Rating : 2/5 |  |
I connected in ANC on a PDX-TPE trip and I agree with the previous review that the facilities
and nice in the main terminal and shameful in the International one. I arrived via AS in the
South Terminal and waited 30+ minutes for the shuttle bus to the North (International)
terminal. Check-in at China Airlines was smooth and after I cleared security I began looking
for the lounge and I was amazed at the pitiful facilities for an "International" terminal.
There was no Business Class lounge, no restuarant, only a kiosk with expensive and silly
souvenirs. I was reminded by the clerk who sold me a $4 soft drink that "It's 1am..what do you
expect?" When I pointed out that the China Airline flight I was taking was the only true
"International" flight at ANC, she suggested I call someone who cared ! About 1:30am my 744
arrived from JFK and I was surprised that the thru Pax had to disembark and were herded in to
a sterile waiting room with the rest of us going to TPE. Four days later I returned and once
again experienced the inefficiency of this Airport: all Pax must deplane at ANC and clear
Customs - even those going on to JFK. There were 3 stations open - for an entire 744 that was
80% full. Despite 2+ hours of connecting time, I barely made my flight in the South terminal.
As far as I can tell, the International terminal serves no real purpose with 1 International
flight that operates 3x weekly ANC would do well by moving everything to the South terminal
and demolishing this relic of the cold war.
ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT review : 29 September 2008 : by G Hillier
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Your experience at Anchorage International all depends on which terminal you arrive in. The Alaska
Airlines terminal, shared with Northwest and AA's seasonal flights, is quite nice and renovated.
There are decent bars and restaurants and many good shops. Then there is the North Terminal - used
by Delta, Continental, US Air, and Air Canada. This was the former International Terminal used
before Russian airspace opened up and before the 747-400 and 777 came along and eliminated the need
for a refueling stop on flights from JFK to Asia and Heathrow - Asia. It is indeed a relic of the
Cold War - a dirty, dated, claustrophobic mess that needs to be razed. There are no facilities
whatsoever. Avoid Terminal N if possible.
Anchorage International Airport by Robert Clark
6 May 2006 Customer Rating : n/a
Easy check in with the kiosks set up - even near the parking garage!
I'd suggest taking advantage of Alaska Airlines' online check in, as you
can get bonus FF miles for doing it that way. Bars were nice - no
smoking anywhere, but the airport is small enough that you can get
outside easy. Security takes a very long time even with a short time.
I'd recommend 3 hours for even domestic travel - especially if there is
a foreigner in front of you.
Anchorage International
Airport by Steve Hedden
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April 2005
The new Alaska Airlines concourse in outstanding. Lots of light from the wall of glass along one
side, not to mention the breathtaking mountain views. Lots of moving sidewalks and flight
information screens. Not many food places yet, but these will come. The other concourses are quite
dismal.
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