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Istanbul's Atatürk
Airport, on the European side of the
city, is Turkey's largest and busiest,
serving most international flights
by major airlines, and many domestic
Turkish flights as well. More...
Sabiha
Gökçen Airport,
on the Asian side of the city, serves
some Turkish
Airlines flights, the
smaller, newer, lower-fare international
airlines
such as Corendon,
easyJet,
and several smaller domestic Turkish
airlines.
More...
If you fly into one airport, how do
you get to the other?
TAXI
The simplest way is to take a taxi,
but this is also the most
expensive way,
taking 1-1/2 to two hours and costing
perhaps YTL100
to YTL150
for up to four people (but more comfortable
for
one, two or three).
METRO, TRAM, FERRY & BUS
You can also go by airport
bus, ferry, tram and Metro in
about three hours for only about YTL10
to YTL20
per person.
You'll get a mini-cruise across
the Bosphorus and
a tram
ride through
Sultanahmet,
the most historic district of Istanbul,
and along Divan
Yolu, the ancient road to
Rome, for no additional cost.
You will have to carry your luggage
up and down some stairs at the Eminönü or Karaköy tram
stations, but that's the only part
of the trip where climbing stairs is
required.
Here's how to go from Atatürk
Airport to Sabiha
Gökçen Airport
Here's how to go from Sabiha
Gökçen Airport to
Atatürk
Airport
Atatürk
Airport
Sabiha
Gökçen Airport
Istanbul Metro
Zeytinburnu-Kabatas Tram
Istanbul Ferryboats
Istanbul Transport
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