Airport Courtesy Lounges
Open to Service Members & Military Families
Alaska
Open to Service Members & Military Families
ASYMCA’s Military Courtesy Lounges offer service members and military families safe places to rest while waiting for flights. Our courtesy lounges offer free internet, television, snacks, and comfort. ASYMCA of Alaska operates two courtesy lounges—one at Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage and one at Fairbanks International Airport.
Valid military ID is required for entry.
Military courtesy lounges are open to all currently serving military, military dependents, and retirees who hold valid Department of Defense (DOD)-issued military IDs. Lounges are also available to active duty international allies. ID is required to access the courtesy lounges.
Courtesy lounges are child-friendly. Children ages 0–17 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian over the age of 18.
Our courtesy lounges offer snacks, Wi-Fi, television, child-friendly spaces, couches, recliners, restrooms, and showers at no charge.
Our courtesy lounges are open seven days a week thanks to the efforts of volunteer staffing. Scroll below for location hours.
Intermittent closures may occur when volunteers are unavailable. Interested in volunteering? Scroll below to learn how you can become an ASYMCA volunteer.
Anchorage
Location
Atwood Military Lounge at the Ted Stevens International Airport
5000 W. International Airport Rd., Anchorage
Contact
907-248-2535
Operating Hours:
Fairbanks
Location
Fairbanks International Airport
6450 Airport Way, Fairbanks
Contact
907-455-0236
Operating Hours*:
*Open only when a volunteer attendant is present.
Volunteers make our courtesy lounges possible! Volunteers are needed to staff both our Anchorage and Fairbank lounges. Courtesy lounges can also be adopted by military-affiliated groups for two-week and one-month periods. Groups provide staffing for the courtesy lounge and receive an honorarium for their efforts.
Become a Courtesy Lounge Volunteer