Tiger Infrastructure Partners Announces Investment In Northlink Aviation To Fund Construction Of Air Cargo Terminal At The Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
ANCHORAGE, Alaska and NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Tiger Infrastructure Partners (“Tiger Infrastructure”) announced today the acquisition of a controlling interest in IC Alaska Airport LLC, which has secured a 120-acre, 55-year lease at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (“ANC”). ANC is the fourth busiest air cargo airport in the world and a vital conduit for trans-Pacific air cargo. IC Alaska Airport LLC will be renamed NorthLink Aviation (“NorthLink” or the “Company”). With equity capital from Tiger Infrastructure, NorthLink will develop and construct a purpose-built air cargo terminal located on the south campus of ANC consisting of:
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