Aktau International Airport

Aktau International Airport is an important transportation hub that connects the city of Aktau with the rest of the world. Located 20 kilometers northeast of the city, the airport is a key element of the region's infrastructure and plays a significant role in the development of the economy and tourism.

In 2013, the airport served an impressive 776,000 passengers, several times the city's population. The airport's throughput capacity was 450 passengers per hour, and the total terminal area exceeds 13,400 square meters, including VIP and CIP lounges.

The airport terminal is equipped with modern security and comfort facilities, such as passenger telescopic gangways, electronic check-in systems, cooling and heating systems, departure notification systems on electronic boards, X-ray scanners, video surveillance systems, elevators and escalators.

Aktau Airport has been repeatedly recognized for its efficiency and quality of service. In 2010 it was recognized as the best airport of the year in the CIS countries, and in 2009 - as a promisingly developing airport. An important event in the airport's history was the landing of the largest cargo airplane in the world, An-225 Mriya, in October 2011.

Aktau International Airport is not only a key element of the region's transportation infrastructure, but also a symbol of its development and cooperation with the international community. It is a place where modern technology meets hospitality and professionalism, creating a pleasant and safe experience for all passengers.