Amazon to begin Anchorage cargo flights later this

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Amazon Air will begin flights to Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) on June 27.

The airport announced last week that the carrier would begin services to the Alaskan hub utilising Boeing 767 freighter capacity.

The airport said that it would result in Amazon Prime packages being delivered to Alaskans “a little sooner than normal”.

Amazon Air will be based at the airport’s Kulis Business Park, south of the east-west runways.

The move has led to some speculation that it could act as a pre-cursor to the launch of Amazon Air flights to Asia.

However, there are also other possible reasons for the launch of services to Alaska.

The airport is often used as a strategic hub by express firms to process goods destined for the rest of the US because of its closeness to China.

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