The Turkish airport serving the city of Izmir is named after the country's Prime Minister Adnan Menderes. The airport is located about 20 kilometers southwest of the city.
The airport is international; in 2006, a second passenger terminal was built to serve international flights, which also significantly increased the quality of service and the maximum capacity of the airport.
The airport in Izmir has only one runway, which is 3240 meters long. The main airlines serving the flights are Atlasjet Airlines, Izair and Sunexpress. Every day 5 flights depart from here in different directions.
Services
The airport in Izmir is ready to offer its guests all the necessary services that may be needed on the road. Hungry passengers can have a snack in cafes and restaurants located on the territory of the terminal. In addition, they can always visit numerous shops and buy the necessary goods.
Also on the territory of the airport there are ATMs, bank branches, post office, currency exchange, etc. A very important service is the wireless Internet connection, which is available on the territory of the terminals.
For passengers with children, there is a mother and child room, as well as play rooms for children. In addition, there is a luggage storage and packing point for airport guests.
For tourists traveling in business class, the terminal has a separate waiting room with an increased level of comfort.
If necessary, passengers can always seek medical help at the first-aid post or buy the necessary medicines at the pharmacy.
Other services at Izmir Airport include a hairdresser, prayer room, parking, etc.
How to get there
There are several ways to get from the airport to the city of Izmir. The simplest and cheapest is the bus. Buses run regularly from the terminal building to the city, taking passengers to the city center.
In addition, passengers can get to the city by taxi for a higher fee.
Alternatively, you can offer a rented car, car rental offices work right on the territory of the airport.
Updated: 2020.02.
