Ataturk International Airport

Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul, Turkey is an international airport that was named after the father of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. It lies 15 km southwest of downtown Istanbul, on the European portion of the city.

Ataturk International Airport is a large international airport, with two terminals, one domestic and one international. The international one was inaugurated in 2001, and is considered one of the most efficient and modern terminals in the world. The domestic terminal, although very crowded when it used to be the international, is now spacious, despite a 1970s design.

The airport has two runways, one of them oriented N-S and the other NE-SW.

Main Terminal

• Adria Airways
• Aeroflot
• Aero Lloyd
• Air France
• Alitalia
• Ariana Afghan Airlines
• Atlas Jet
• Azerbaijan Airlines
• British Airways
• Cyrus Turkish Airlines
• Delta Air Lines
• El Al
• Emirates
• Eurasia Air Company
• Fly Air
• Free Bird Airlines
• Germanwings
• Iran Air
• Kibris Turkish
• KLM
• LTU International
• Lufthansa
• Malaysia Airlines
• MNG Airlines
• Olympic Airways
• Onur Air
• Pegasus Airlines
• Scandinavian Airlines System
• Singapore Airlines
• Swiss International Airlines
• TAROM
• Turkish Airlines
• Ulyanovsk Higher Civil Aviation

External Links

• Ataturk Airport Homepage