Antalya Airport (IATA: AYT, ICAO: LTAI) is one of Turkey's busiest airports, handling 39,000,177 passengers in 2025. Understanding its terminal layout before you arrive will save you time and stress.
Terminal 1 (International)
Terminal 1 is the oldest and largest terminal, opened in 1998. It handles the majority of international charter and scheduled flights. Key facilities include a CIP lounge, duty-free shopping, currency exchange, pharmacies, and numerous food outlets. T1 connects directly to the Domestic Terminal.
Terminal 2 (International)
Terminal 2, opened in 2005, was built to handle growing passenger numbers. It operates independently with its own check-in hall, security, arrivals, and departures. A free inter-terminal shuttle connects T2 with T1 and the Domestic Terminal.
Domestic Terminal
The Domestic Terminal serves all Turkish internal routes, with Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, SunExpress, and AnadoluJet as the primary operators. It is directly connected to T1 via a walkway.
Getting Between Terminals
T1 ↔ Domestic Terminal: connected walkway (5 min). T1 ↔ T2: free shuttle bus (approx. 10 min) or taxi. Always allow extra time for inter-terminal connections — minimum 90 minutes is recommended for international transfers.