AYT · LTAI · Antalya International Airport

Antalya International Airport (AYT)

Antalya, Turkey · large airport · 36.899° 30.800° ·
Airport Information
IATA CodeAYT
ICAO CodeLTAI
Typelarge airport
NameAntalya International Airport
MunicipalityAntalya
CountryTurkey
ContinentAS
Latitude36.899° N
Longitude30.800° E
Elevation177 ft
Climate ZoneTemperate
Scheduled ServiceYes
Score51 150
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Country & Timezone Info
CountryTurkey
ISO Code
RegionAntalya
Continent CodeAS
IANA TimezoneEurope/Istanbul
UTC Offset (Standard)UTC+3
DST OffsetUTC+3
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🌬 Best Time to Fly

Recommended: November – March
Dry season across much of Asia
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Spring: Mar–MaySummer: Jun–AugAutumn: Sep–NovWinter: Dec–Feb

✈ Airlines Serving AYT

SQ — Singapore AirlinesCX — Cathay PacificEK — EmiratesQR — Qatar AirwaysEY — Etihad AirwaysNH — ANAJL — Japan AirlinesCA — Air ChinaTG — Thai Airways

🌡 Climate — Temperate (36.9°N)

Jan
Feb
10°
Mar
13°
Apr
17°
May
21°
11°
Jun
26°
15°
Jul
28°
17°
Aug
27°
16°
Sep
23°
13°
Oct
18°
Nov
12°
Dec
* Approximate average temperatures by month based on temperate latitude zone

AI-Enhanced Insights

Antalya International Airport (AYT/LTAI) is Turkey's third-busiest airport and a major gateway to the Turkish Riviera, located approximately 13 km northeast of Antalya city center along the Mediterranean coast. Originally a military airfield opened to civilian traffic in 1960, it now features two modern terminals handling over 30 million passengers annually, with Terminal 2 dedicated primarily to international flights. The airport is renowned for its seasonal charter operations from Europe and has earned multiple ACI Europe awards for service quality in its size category.

💡 Local Tip
If you have a long layover or early arrival, the nearby Antalya Aquarium and Sandland sand sculpture museum are only 10-15 minutes from the airport and provide a quick, memorable taste of the region without needing to enter the city
🚖 Getting There

The most convenient options to central Antalya are the Havaş airport shuttle buses, which run frequently and cost around 60-80 TRY, or the tram line (T1) connecting the airport to the city center and beyond. Taxis are readily available outside arrivals and typically charge a fixed fare of around 200-300 TRY to central Antalya, though it is wise to confirm the price before departure. For resort destinations like Belek, Side, Kemer, or Alanya, pre-booked private transfers or shuttle services are recommended over taxis due to the longer distances.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is Antalya Airport from the city center?
A: The airport is about 13 km (8 miles) northeast of central Antalya, with typical journey times of 20-40 minutes depending on traffic.

Q: Does the airport operate 24 hours?
A: Yes, Antalya Airport operates around the clock, though flight activity peaks during daytime hours, especially in summer.

Q: How many terminals does AYT have?
A: The airport has two main passenger terminals: Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights, plus a dedicated CIP lounge terminal.

Q: Is there free Wi-Fi available?
A: Yes, complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout both terminals, though premium higher-speed options are offered for a fee.

AI-generated content · Generated Jun 28, 2026 · MiniMax-M3

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