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NorthLink Aviation prioritizes sustainability at ANC cargo terminal development

Terminal to have glycol recovery and recycling capability for deicing fluids

Kelly StrohbyKelly Stroh
November 16, 2021
in Airports, Fuel & Sustainability, Technology
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Anchorage-based investment firm NorthLink Aviation is prioritizing sustainability at its cargo terminal development at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) through glycol recovery and recycling and renewable electricity. “NorthLink will have glycol recovery and recycling capability on its deicing stands so that deicing fluids can be captured and reused,” Sean Dolan, CEO at NorthLink Aviation, […]

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