Search Flights from Stavropol to Izmir

It is incredibly economical to benefit from the means of public transportation in Stavropol. From any parts of the city, you can get to Stavropol Airport by using many transportation alternatives such as suburban train, bus, minibus and taxi. You can also rent a car if you want a more comfortable travel.

Train

There are trains to Stavropol from St. Petersburg and Moscow which are the two important cities of Russia where railway network is highly developed. In the city, suburban trains, which are one of the fastest means of transportation, offer service even if they are not as fast as metro.

Bus

Stavropol buses offer service at frequent intervals and provide transportation services to every part of the city. Four bus terminals actively offer service in Stavropol where travelling by bus is the most popular option. From the central bus terminal, there are direct bus services to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on, Sochi, Krasnodar, Voronezh, Samara and other cities of Russia.

Most of the buses that provide transportation in the city have a fixed pricing system. The current price of bus tickets is 16 rubles. The number of bus routes offering service in Stavropol is 27. The bus route 26, which has 14 stops in total, provides transportation between Vokzal-ST Aviator and passes through the airport. The bus route 22, which has 15 stops, follows Vokzal-ST Severnoe route and passes through Stavropol Airport. The commonly used bus route in the city is 32a and this route has 50 stops in total.

Minibus

Minibuses are one of the commonly used means of public transportation for travelling to the airport from the city center. Common ticket system is valid in minibuses. The amount you need pay is 18 rubles by 2016. In Stavropol where there is totally 61 minibus stops, the number of minibus routes is very high and they operate throughout the city. The minibus routes providing transportation to Stavropol Airport from the city center; 4, 102a, 102d, 102, 108, 119, 120a Aeroport, 120, 125 and 127.

Taxi

It is possible to come across many taxis offering transportation service in Stavropol. In addition, it is very easy to call a taxi from any part of the city. When you get on a taxi in the city center, the initial charge will be 14 rubles in general.

Car Rental

If you are thinking of renting a car in Stavropol where two federal highways pass through the city, it is possible to visit Stavropol and the nearby cities without paying too much. You can find a car rental company both at Stavropol Airport and in many parts of the city. You can also make a reservation before your arrival to the city.

Airport Information

Stavropol Airport, which can be classified as a small airport, is located in Stavropol which is the capital of Stavropol Krai of Russia. Stavropol Airport, which is also known as Stavropol Shpakovskoye Airport, is located approximately 13 km northeast of the city center. The airport, where generally medium-sized airplanes offer service, became an international airport in 1993. There are direct flights to Stavropol Airport from Sabiha Gökçen and Atatürk Airports. At the airport offering service to over 1 million passengers every year, there are waiting rooms, help desks, cafes, restaurants, market, ATM, banks and currency exchange office.

You can get to the city center from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, which is located in the Gaziemir district 18 km away, by Havas shuttles, public buses, train, taxi or personal car. You can also rent a car at the airport.

Personal Car

If you are going to drive to the city center from Adnan Menderes Airport using your personal car, you can get to central locations like Alsancak and Konak in about 30 minutes.

Havaş

Havaş shuttles are a good choice to reach the city center. Havaş shuttles provide high frequency transportation to the city starting in the early morning and continue until late at night. You can reach many locations both in the city and outside the city, like Alsancak, Karsiyaka, Kusadasi, and Aydin, using Havaş shuttles.

In addition, from March-October Havaş shuttles provide transportation to and from Çeşme.

Taxi

You can get to your destination quickly by taking a taxi. Taxis are located right outside the terminal. However, if you’re going somewhere outside of the city like Çeşme taking a taxi can be very expensive. We would recommend finding out the distance to your destination and calculating the fare before hand.

Bus

Public buses are another alternative to get to the city center. Using line 200 you can get to Mavisehir, using line 202 you can get to Alsancak and its surrounding areas, and using line 204 you can get to Bornova and its surrounding areas. Before getting on the bus purchase a Kentkart (smart card for fare payment), which is valid for the metro and train as well.

Train

The fastest and most practical way to get to the city center from Adnan Menderes Airport is by train. The platforms are just outside the terminal, a short walk away. You can buy a Kentkart on the platform and take the train to the city center.

Rental Cars

Renting a car to get around in Izmir is a good idea, especially if you plan to spend a few days in the city and/or travel to the surrounding areas. You can reserve your vehicle in advance and pick it up from the car rental office located at the airport. You can return your vehicle at the airport rental office a few hours before your departure. In Izmir traffic is generally mild, with the exception of rush hour, which is another reason why renting a car can be more advantageous. Rental car agencies at the airport include Avis, Hertz, Işıl Tur, Sun Rent a Car, and Duray Rent a Car.

Airport Information

You can watch aircrafts land and take off from almost every part of Adnan Menderes Airport. After you go through the security check there are many eating and drinking alternatives in the domestic and international terminals, including Kantin, Starbucks, Gloria Jean's, Cafe İzmir, Burger King and Beer Port.

If you are travelling internationally, you can go shopping for a variety of products like chocolate, alcohol, and perfume at the Duty Free shops. Some of these shops include the Old Bazaar, Duty Free Shop, Desa, Alsancak and D&R. If you have time before your departure you can enjoy the Comfort Lounge and THY CIP Lounge in the domestic terminal and the Millenium Lounge in the international terminal.

To take advantage of this space, where you can read daily newspapers, relax in comfortable chairs, and enjoy free refreshments, you simply have to pay an entry fee. THY CIP Lounge is free to Business and First Class passengers.

Certain credit card holders can use the Millenium Lounge and Comfort Lounge for free or at a discounted price. By finding out more information about these conditions you and your loved ones can have a more enjoyable experience before your flight.