THE BEST OF ALASKA LOGISTICS ON THE WEB
ALASKA AIR CARGO • www.alaskacargo.com Alaska Air Cargo provides reliable air cargo services to meet your shipping needs. Whether it be small packages, full ULD shipments, or chartered freighter service, Alaska Air Cargo offers a variety of options, including GoldStreak® Package Express, a next-available-flight service for items up to 100 pounds; Priority Air Freight for time- sensitive shipments that are larger than GoldStreak and need to be at a destination by a specific time; and Animal Express, a priority express service that ensures animals a safe and comfortable journey.
ALASKA RAILROAD • www.alaskarailroad.com The Alaska Railroad provides complete service and a single invoice for loading and delivery to/from and within Alaska, the Lower 48, Canada and Mexico. The railroad specializes in moving goods like lumber, heavy machinery, rebar, pipe and hazardous material, and can transload commodities to/from ship, railcar and truck. Long-standing partnerships with surface transportation companies allows the ability to provide shippers with an all-inclusive transportation service. It’s affordable and efficient and minimizes handling.
LYNDEN • www.lynden.com Over land, on the water, in the air—or in any combination—Lynden has been helping customers solve transportation problems for almost a century. Operating in such challenging areas as Alaska, Western Canada and Russia, as well as other areas around the globe, Lynden has built a reputation of superior service to diverse industries.
SPAN ALASKA • www.spanalaska.com Span Alaska understands Alaska and has everything it takes to transport your shipments to, from, and around the state. Span Alaska moves more LTL freight than any other carrier to Alaska—for several good reasons. It has the equipment, the people, and the clout with ocean carriers necessary to transport your freight quickly and efficiently. These kinds of connections enable Span Alaska to give you the best value and to get things done that others simply cannot.
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