If you wonder how many airports in Turkey, it is more than 50, in total 53 Turkish airports. 35 Turkish airports are international airports in Turkey. 

Yet only a minor portion of Turkey is located on the European continent; the vast bulk is on the Asian continent. Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, is located precisely where Europe and Asia meet. 17 million people are living in Istanbul, and there are two Turkish airports that are used mostly: Istanbul Airport (IST) in the European part and Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW) in the Asian part. The Turkish airport named Istanbul Ataturk Airport shut its doors making Istanbul New Airport the city's main passenger Turkish airport. You can get information about the main Turkish airports below.

Istanbul Airport (IST)

Istanbul Airport, located in the northwest of the city on Istanbul’s European side, is one of the biggest and most sophisticated Turkish airports in the world. On October 29, 2018, Turkey's national day, President Erdogan gave this Turkish airport an official opening. It took the place of Istanbul Ataturk Airport as the city's main passenger Turkish airport.

This Turkish airport can now accommodate 90 million passengers annually. Istanbul Airport will eventually be able to accommodate 200 million travelers annually. 80% of all flights at Istanbul Airport are operated by the country's flag carrier, Turkish Airlines.

The largest Turkish airport is conveniently located near routes O-7 and D020, making it simple to get there by automobile.

Istanbul Airport has a single, enormously spacious, and international terminal that is divided into an Arrival Level and a Departure Level. 

The main airlines at the airport are:

• Turkish Airlines
• Red Wings Airlines
• Pobeda
• Saudia
• British Airways

Antalya Airport (AYT)

One of the main Turkish airports is the Antalya Airport because so many travelers are spending their summer vacation in the south of Turkey. Antalya Airport is the third busiest main airport in Turkey. From Antalya Airport, you can take a bus, a tram, or a cab to the city center. Terminal 2 is not connected to the AntRay tram line and is only utilized during the busy summer months.

The city's Turkish airport is located to the east. The D400, a road that connects the Turkish airport with the cities of Antalya, Side, and Alanya, provides a convenient way to reach this Turkish airport.

There are three terminals at the airport: Terminals 1 and 2 are for international flights, and Terminal 3 is for domestic flights. Domestic Terminal and Terminal 1 are connected, although Terminal 2 is about 2.5 kilometers distant.

What airlines provide flights to and from Antalya Airport?

Here is a list of the airlines that fly into Antalya Airport. At the airport, the major airlines include:

• SunExpress
• Turkish Airlines
• Pegasus Airlines
• Corendon Airlines
• AnadoluJet

Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW)

Modern airport Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport was built in 2001 and is on Istanbul's Asian side. Sabiha Gokcen Airport is one of the international airports in Turkey. The airport, which has one terminal and two runways, is the base of operations for low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines. Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, has two Turkish airports. Istanbul Airport, located to the northwest of the city, is the busiest Turkish airport in Istanbul and the base of Turkish Airlines, the country's flag carrier.

Southeast of the city center is where you'll find the airport. The E80 is the closest highway, and it takes about 5 minutes to get to the airport from the right exit.

For both domestic and international flights, the airport has a single contemporary terminal that opened in 2009. The Departure hall is on the top floor, and the Arrivals hall is on the ground floor. Following baggage claim, you will enter the public area of the arrivals hall, where you can walk to the cabs and buses and use the ATM or purchase a SIM card.

The main airlines at the airport are:

• Pegasus Airlines
• AnadoluJet
• Qatar Airways
• Flynas
• Pobeda

Dalaman Airport (DLM)

Turkish airport Dalaman, which is in Turkey's southwest, is primarily utilized by charter planes carrying travelers who want to spend their vacation on the Turkish Riviera. You'll undoubtedly fly into Dalaman Airport if you're traveling to Marmaris or Fethiye for a vacation. 

The Turkish airport in Dalaman has two terminals. The primary terminal at the Turkish airport Dalaman is the modern international terminal (New International Terminal), which opened in July 2018. Domestic flights are served by the other terminal, which opened in 2006.

The main airlines at the airport are:

• TUI Airways
• SunExpress
• Turkish Airlines
• easyJet
• Jet2
  

Milas-Bodrum Airport (BJV)

The Turkish airport is known as Milas-Bodrum Airport since it is located between the cities of Milas and Bodrum in the southwest of Turkey. The modern Turkish airport, which has two terminals and two runways, is becoming more and more well-liked by tourists. The airport is precisely halfway between Dalaman Airport and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport (Marmaris, Fethiye, and Oludeniz).

The Mugla Province, which is northeast of Bodrum, is home to the Turkish Milas-Bodrum Airport. The Milas-Bodrum Airport is accessible by automobile through the D330 which links Milas and Bodrum.

The Turkish airport at Milas-Bodrum has two terminals. The old International Terminal was shut down in June 2012, and the new International Terminal is now the Domestic Terminal. It takes 6 minutes to walk between the two terminals.

The main airlines at the airport are:

• Turkish Airlines
• easyJet
• Jet2
• SunExpress
• Corendon Airlines