Port lotniczy Stambuł
![]() Wieża kontroli lotów na nowym lotnisku | |||||||||
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Typ | cywilne | ||||||||
Właściciel | IGA (Istanbul Grand Airport) Havalimanı İşletmesi A.Ş. | ||||||||
Data otwarcia | 29 października 2018 | ||||||||
Kod IATA | IST | ||||||||
Kod ICAO | LTFM | ||||||||
Strefa czasowa | UTC +3 | ||||||||
Wysokość | 99 m n.p.m. | ||||||||
Statystyki ruchu (2019[1]) | |||||||||
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Port lotniczy Stambuł (tur. İstanbul Yeni Havalimanı, kod IATA: IST, kod ICAO: LTFM) – jest głównym międzynarodowym portem lotniczym obsługującym Stambuł, największym w Turcji pod względem powierzchni, obsłużonych pasażerów i wykonywanych operacji lotniczych. Znajduje się w dzielnicy Arnavutköy, po europejskiej stronie miasta, w odległości ok. 35 km od jego centrum.
Wszystkie regularne i komercyjne loty pasażerskie zostały przeniesione z lotniska Atatürka w dniu 6 kwietnia 2019 roku, po jego zamknięciu dla wszystkich regularnych połączeń pasażerskich. Kod portu „IST” również przeniesiono do nowego lotniska. Po zakończeniu budowy wszystkich etapów w 2025 roku, według zapowiedzi port będzie w stanie obsłużyć 200 milionów pasażerów.[2].
Linie lotnicze i połączenia
Kierunki rozkładowe
Przypisy
- ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20200115002640/https://www.dhmi.gov.tr/Lists/IstatistikList/Attachments/367/YOLCU.pdf
- ↑ WP Turystyka. 2019-04-08. [dostęp 2020-01-05].
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