Antalya International Airport
Antalya, Turkey

Antalya International Airport
Turkey's premier Mediterranean gateway for global tourism.
- ›Antalya Airport is the third-busiest airport in Turkey after Istanbul Airport and Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen.
- ›The airport handled over 35 million passengers in peak pre-pandemic years.
- ›Fraport TAV Antalya, a joint venture between Fraport AG and TAV Airports, operates the facility under a long-term concession.
- ›It is one of the top charter flight destinations in Europe, particularly during the summer months.
- ›The airport's IATA code AYT is derived from the ancient name of the region, Attaleia.
Antalya International Airport, opened in 1937 and significantly expanded over subsequent decades, serves as the primary aviation hub for Turkey's most popular tourist region. Handling tens of millions of passengers annually, it ranks among Europe's busiest airports during summer months. The airport plays a pivotal role connecting the Turkish Riviera to destinations across Europe, Russia, and the Middle East.
- Terminal 1 (Domestic) — Handles domestic Turkish flights with a compact layout and standard amenities for short-haul travellers.
- Terminal 2 (International) — The main international terminal serving charter and scheduled flights from across Europe, Russia, and beyond.
- Antray tram line connecting the airport to Antalya city centre
- Public buses operated by Antalya municipality (AntBus routes)
- Havas airport shuttle buses to central Antalya
- Licensed taxis available at designated ranks outside both terminals
- Car rental desks from major international brands in the arrivals halls
- Pre-booked private transfer services widely available for resort transfers
- DoubleTree by Hilton Antalya Airport
- Crowne Plaza Antalya
- Ramada by Wyndham Antalya
- Dedeman Antalya Hotel & Convention Center
- Sheraton Voyager Antalya Hotel
Both terminals offer a reasonable selection of cafes, fast-food outlets, and sit-down restaurants including Turkish and international cuisine, with brands such as Burger King and local kebab counters well represented. Duty-free shopping areas also feature food and confectionery options for departing passengers. For a wider and more authentic dining experience, the Kaleiçi old town district, reachable within 20–30 minutes, offers excellent traditional Turkish restaurants.
- Currency exchange rates at the airport are typically less favourable than at city-centre exchange offices or ATMs — change only what you immediately need.
- During peak summer season, immigration queues can be lengthy; e-visa holders should ensure their documents are ready before approaching passport control.
- The Antray tram is a budget-friendly option to reach the city centre but does not serve most resort areas such as Belek, Side, or Alanya — plan transport accordingly.
- Antalya's summer heat is intense; even short waits outside the terminal can be uncomfortable, so arrange your pick-up or taxi promptly upon arrival.
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