Antalya Airport

Antalya · AYT

Antalya Airport (AYT) serves Antalya. East of Antalya, about 13 km from the centre. Travelers from Iraq reach it on flights from Baghdad, Erbil, Najaf, Basra, Sulaymaniyah. Compare fares and book on RideFly.

Code

AYT

Location

East of Antalya, about 13 km from the centre.

Getting around

Tram, buses and taxis connect the airport to the hotel zone.

Flights to and from this airport

Baghdad – Antalya flights — about 3 hours · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)
Erbil – Antalya flights — about 3 hours · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)
Najaf – Antalya flights — about 3 hours · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)
Najaf – Antalya flights — about 3 hours · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)
Basra – Antalya flights — about 3 hours 30 minutes · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)
Sulaymaniyah – Antalya flights — about 3 hours · seasonal direct and transit flights · AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)

Airlines on these routes

AJet, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines (transit)

City guide

Antalya

Visa

Turkey Visa for Iraqis

FAQ

What is the Antalya airport code?

The IATA code for Antalya Airport is AYT — the code printed on the ticket and used in booking systems.

Where is Antalya Airport?

East of Antalya, about 13 km from the centre.

How do I get from Antalya Airport to Antalya?

Tram, buses and taxis connect the airport to the hotel zone.

Are there flights from Iraq to Antalya?

Yes, from Baghdad, Erbil, Najaf, Basra, Sulaymaniyah. Search on RideFly to see available flights and live fares in Iraqi dinar.

How long is the flight from Baghdad to Antalya?

about 3 hours — seasonal direct and transit flights.