Located in the southernmost part of Turkey, 25 km from Antakya and 45 km from İskenderun, Hatay Airport was put into service on December 9, 2007 by the then Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Hatay Airport, which has a 3000 x 45 meter concrete paved runway, has a single terminal building used as a domestic and international terminal building. Especially in the summer months, since Hatay is close to two popular destinations, many domestic and foreign tourists who charter private jets visit the port.
Hatay private jet charter prices
Although Hatay air charter fees depend on variables such as the number of passengers, departure airport, flight time, aircraft position, flight date, the prices for private jet charter from Istanbul → Hatay are as follows.
| Light Jet | 11.000 EUR + VAT |
| Midsize Jet | 14.500 EUR + VAT |
| Heavy Jet | 19.700 EUR + VAT |
These prices are average amounts and you can contact us on our flight reservation screen or by phone for the most accurate price information.
History of Hatay Airport
Hatay Airport, which was opened on December 9, 2007, provided only domestic flights when it was opened. On September 4, 2008, flights to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus were organized for the first time and new flight schedules were added every day.
Hatay Airport, which won the title of International Air Border Gate on June 20, 2008, gained a new domestic and international terminal building on June 8, 2011.
Hatay travel guide
Located in the southernmost part of the Mediterranean, Hatay is one of the oldest cities in Turkey and has hosted different civilizations over the years. The city, which stands out not only with its history but also with its natural beauties, was a state on its own in the past, but joined Turkey in 1939. Attracting tourists in all seasons of the year, the city is more active, especially in the summer months.
The Musa Tree is one of the most visited points in Hatay. The tree, which is estimated to have been alive for more than 3000 years, is found in Hıdırbey Village. The Old Antakya Houses, which reflect the history in Antakya most beautifully, and the Affan Coffee House, where there are always tourists who take pictures, are among the places that attract attention as much as the Musa tree.
Erzin Başlamış Thermal Springs and Reyhanlı Hamamat Thermal Springs, which increases the city tourism, are also among the beauties to be seen when visiting the city. Antakya Mosaic Museum, İskenderun Maritime Museum, Antakya Aromatic Plants Museum and Antakya Glass Museum, located in Hatay, which has been an important living point since 100.000 BC, present the history of the region to the visitors.
In Hatay, which is also in an important position for tourism with its beaches, Samandağ Beach, Karaağaç Beach, Arsuz Hatay Beach and Burnaz Beach are among the points that are flooded by tourists in the summer months.
Transportation From Hatay Airport to the city center
Buses, minibuses or taxis are generally used to reach the city center. There are HAVAŞ shuttles at the airport according to the landing and departure times of the planes, and the shuttles depart 25 minutes after the planes land.
Hatay Airport Taxis provide 24-hour service in front of the passenger exits of the Domestic Terminal and International Terminal. There are also private car rental companies at the port exit. There are also minibuses going to the city center via the road, again at the port exit.
Those who want to reach the city center with their private cars can reach the city center in about 20 minutes by following the Hatay Airport road.
