Kale Logistics Solutions signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with NorthLink Aviation to build the next generation of digital cargo infrastructure at NorthLink’s express freight and e-commerce terminal at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). NorthLink and Kale have jointly developed a multi-layered digital roadmap to create digital cargo infrastructure at ANC including process automation platforms for e-commerce and cargo handling, a stakeholder collaboration platform and other cross-border management tools, states an official release from Kale. “This infrastructure will help NorthLink create digital differentiation and support its vision of a revolutionary and vibrant logistics hub at Anchorage.” ANC was ranked third in activity among worldwide cargo airports in 2022, the release adds. “NorthLink intends to leverage this opportunity to unlock Anchorage’s unrealised potential as a global logistics hub with an emphasis on cross border e-commerce. To accomplish this goal, NorthLink Aviation is building essential airport infrastructure at ANC to serve air cargo carriers. NorthLink has entered into a 55-year concession for a 120-acre property on the airport’s South Park campus and is developing infrastructure for aircraft parking, fueling, de-icing, and related warehouse and office space.”