Antalya Airport

Antalya Airport Transfer

Antalya Airport, situated 13 km from the Antalya City Center, features two international and one domestic terminal, catering to millions of passengers with a capacity of approximately 35 million passengers annually. The first terminal was inaugurated in 1996, while the most recent expansion was completed in September 2009. Ranked as the 12th busiest airport in Europe, Antalya Airport was awarded the title of the best airport in Europe in 2011 by the Airports Council International.

Distances:

Antalya: 13 km
Alanya: 125 km
Kas: 203 km
Kalkan: 242 km
Fethiye: 209 km
Konya: 294 km
Cappadocia: 531 km
Pamukkale: 252 km

The name of Antalya derives from its founder, King Attalos II of Pergamon. It is believed that around 150 BC, King Attalos II established the city, initially naming it Attalia, to serve as a naval base for his fleet. Following his death, the city was absorbed into the Roman Empire, during which Antalya flourished significantly. It remained a major city throughout the Byzantine period. Subsequently, the city came under the dominion of the Seljuk Turks and later became the capital of the Teke Beylik. By 1423, Antalya had been integrated into the Ottoman Empire. In contemporary times, Antalya is a vibrant city and the capital of Turkish tourism. Besides tourism, the economy of Antalya is bolstered by agriculture, commerce, and light industry.

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