Alaska Logistics: Navigating the Extreme

As a state surrounded by oceans and wilderness, with a widely dispersed population and extreme weather conditions, Alaska presents a unique logistical laboratory.

The Port of Alaska, serving 85% of Alaskans, is a lifeline for the state. However, logistics professionals must also navigate the demanding land and water routes that connect Anchorage and Fairbanks to remote villages.

Despite the challenges, Alaska’s logistics experts have proven their mettle. Their ability to deliver goods on time, even in the most extreme conditions, demonstrates their resilience and expertise.

Need help navigating Alaska’s extreme logistics challenges?

These companies can help.

Alaska Air Cargo: General air freight, priority air freight, and package express services to meet your needs, whether you ship just-caught Alaskan seafood, West Coast produce or e-commerce shipments going to the East Coast.

Alaska Railroad Freight: Specializes in moving goods like lumber, heavy machinery, rebar, pipe and hazardous material and transloads commodities to/from ship, railcar and truck.

Lynden: Multimodal capabilities in Alaska, Canada, the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii, and around the world.

Span Alaska: Moves freight from the lower 48 to Alaska through terminal locations in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Kodiak, Wasilla, and Soldotna.