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Izmir's Adnan
Menderes
Airport (airport
code: ADB)
is 18 km (11 miles) south of the
city on the way to Selçuk, Ephesus,
Kuşadası,
and Pamukkale (map). It
serves many flights to Istanbul and Ankara,
and some to other domestic and
European destinations as well.
Sun
Express Airlines and IzAir have
chosen ADB as their hub and are expanding
their route systems, allowing
travelers to fly between Izmir
and other Turkish cities without
having to change planes at Istanbul or Ankara. More...
TTP users have complained of high
prices for food and drink at
Turkish
airports, and Izmir's Adnan
Menderes Airport is no exception.
You may find, as I did, that prices
for a coffee, a beer or a sandwich
are
40% higher than
in expensive Frankfurt, and twice
as expensive as at Paris's
pricey Charles
de Gaulle Airport.
You might want to bring your own
supplies.
Airport transport is
easy between the airport and Izmir,
with frequent trains and airport
buses. More...
Transport between Menderes Airport
south to Selçuk, Ephesus and
Kuşadası
can be done by train or
car.
—Selçuk is
60 km (37 miles) south of ADB, reachable
by rental
car (45-minute
drive: here's
how to drive it).
—Pamukkale is
252 km (157 miles) from ADB, a drive
of about 4 hours (4-1/2 to 5 hours
by bus). (More
distances...)
Here's
full transport information.
Here is my Izmir
Region Transport Map.
Here is the official Adnan
Menderes Airport website.
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The
domestic terminal at Adnan
Menderes Airport (ADB),
air hub of Turkey's mid-Aegean
Coast.
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