Cyprus Airports

Ercan International Airport

Ercan International Airport serves as the primary and largest airport in Northern Cyprus, located between Nicosia and Famagusta. It is conveniently located 30 minutes drive from Kyrenia and 20 minutes drive from the capital Nicosia.

Renovated to offer modern amenities, Ercan Airport offers a range of facilities including cafes, duty-free shops and a newly built terminal designed to meet the needs of both arriving and departing passengers.

A number of airlines operate regular scheduled and charter flights to Ercan, including Turkish Airlines (THY), Anadolu Jet, Atlas Jet, Onur Air, Bora Jet and Pegasus Airlines. There are also frequent scheduled and charter flights connecting Northern Cyprus to the UK and various European countries. It is important to note that all flights to Ercan International Airport pass through Turkey for political reasons. Direct flights from other countries to Northern Cyprus are not accepted. Therefore, flights from Europe to Northern Cyprus must first land in Turkey.

There are several options available to facilitate transportation from Ercan Airport, including shuttle services, taxis and car rental services.

Larnaca International Airport

Located in Southern Cyprus, Larnaca International Airport serves as the region's largest and primary international airport. Located just 5 kilometers south of Larnaca and a short 4-kilometer drive from the city center, the airport offers easy access to passengers. In 2009, Larnaca Airport underwent significant upgrades, including the opening of a new and modern terminal building.

Travelers at Larnaca Airport can enjoy a variety of dining options with several restaurants, cafeterias and bars located on-site. The airport's commercial passenger terminal has been designed with convenience in mind, with two floors. Arrivals are located on the ground floor and Departures on the first floor.

Larnaca Airport serves as a gateway for flights from around the world. Direct routes connect Larnaca to numerous destinations, making it an important hub for travelers between Europe and the Middle East. The airport facilitates international and charter flights operated by various airlines. Some notable carriers include British Airways, Thomas Cook Airlines, Cyprus Airways, Aeroflot, Olympic Air Aegean Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Emirates and Lufthansa.

Paphos International Airport

Located in Southern Cyprus, Paphos Airport is the second largest airport in the region after Larnaca Airport. The airport is located at a distance from the city of Paphos, providing easy access for passengers. The airport underwent renovations in 2008, including the renovation and opening of a new terminal building.

Passengers at Paphos Airport can take advantage of the many on-site amenities, including duty-free shops, restaurants, cafes, car rental desks and souvenir shops. Paphos International Airport's terminal building is divided into departure and arrival sections, ensuring efficient and organized travel processes.

Paphos International Airport serves both charter and scheduled flights. Many carriers operate charter flights from the United Kingdom, meeting the demand for travel between Cyprus and the United Kingdom. In addition, the airport also hosts direct flights from various European countries. Numerous tour operators and airlines such as Monarch, First Choice, EasyJet, British Airways and Thomson serve the airport, offering a variety of travel options for passengers.