Alaska Airlines has broken ground on a new $40 million aircraft maintenance and engineering facility located at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The design of the new 105,000-square-foot facility by Anchorage-based architect firm McCool Carlson Green was also unveiled. “The design proudly displays our new brand while also providing a larger, more functional space for our 80 maintenance and engineering employees in Anchorage,” said Kurt Kinder, Alaska Airlines Vice President of Maintenance and Engineering. “This new hangar signifies our growing airline, as well as our continued commitment to the state of Alaska.” The new facility will be more than

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