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Information about Antalya Airport
Due to the large number of tourists, Antalya Airport is the third largest airport in Turkey. In 2019 over 35 million passengers were carried here. The city centre can be reached by bus, tram and taxi.
Address: 1. Dis Hatlar Terminali, 07230 Antalya, Turkey
IATA airport code: AYT
ICAO airport code: LTAI
Alias: Antalya International Airport
FAQs - booking Antalya Airport flights
Antalya Airport is to the east of the city and is easily accessible via the D400 road.
Antalya Airport has three terminals. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are used for international flights. Terminal 3 is for national air traffic.
The center of Antalya (Cumhuriyet Meydani) is 15 kilometers from the airport and the journey time by car is around 25 minutes.
Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, SunExpress, TUI fly Germany.
A complete overview can be found here: Airlines Antalya Airport.
Berlin - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 20 minutes
Cologne - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 35 min
Hamburg - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 35 min
Amsterdam - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 55 min
Paris - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 50 min
Zurich - Antalya Airport: 3 hours 5 minutes
Vienna - Antalya Airport: 2 hours 40 minutes
Budapest - Antalya Airport: 2 hours 30 minutes
In addition to renting a car, you have the option of taking bus number 600 to Antalya Bus Terminal from the airport, or using the tram (AntRay) or a taxi.
It costs at least 48.5 TL to travel to the city center by taxi.
There are around 2000 parking spaces at Antalya Airport, which are close to the terminals.
| Parking fees | P1, P2 und P3 |
| 60 Minutes | 12,50 TL |
| 1 Day | 43 TL |
| 2 Days | 86 TL |
| 3 Days | 129 TL |
| 1 Week | 291,50 TL |
| 2 Weeks | 291,50 TL |
| 3 Weeks | 291,50 TL |
You can find a detailed overview here: Parking fees at Antalya Airport.
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