Atyrau International Airport

Atyrau International Airport

Atyrau International Airport (GUW) is located about 8 km from Atyrau, a city in western Kazakhstan near the Ural River and the Caspian Sea. The airport plays a crucial role in serving both domestic and international flights, especially for business travelers working in the region's oil and gas industries. Atyrau is often considered the oil capital of Kazakhstan, and the airport reflects the region’s importance in global energy markets.

Facilities at Atyrau International Airport are functional but relatively small compared to major international hubs. The terminal offers essential services, including check-in counters, customs, and baggage handling. Travelers can access a few amenities like cafes, a duty-free shop for international passengers, and a VIP lounge for business travelers. Free Wi-Fi, ATMs, and car rental services are available to enhance passenger convenience.

Several airlines operate from Atyrau International Airport, including Air Astana, SCAT Airlines, and international carriers such as Aeroflot, Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa. The airport connects Atyrau to major cities in Kazakhstan like Almaty and Nur-Sultan, as well as international destinations such as Istanbul, Moscow, and Frankfurt.

Public transportation to and from the airport is mainly provided by taxis, which are readily available and the most convenient option. The airport is located about 15 minutes from the city center by car. There are no direct public bus services, but private shuttle services and hotel transfers are often arranged for passengers. The airport is a key hub for both local and international travelers, especially those involved in the oil and gas industries.

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