HTY

Medium airport · Antakya, Turkey

Hatay Airport

The airport's only runway suffered catastrophic damage during the earthquake in February 2023, which caused the airport to close for traffic. Its IATA code is HTY. Its ICAO code is LTDA. It has 1 runway, longest 6,830 ft (Concrete). Elevation 269 ft.

IATA HTYICAO LTDA1 runway, longest 6,830 ft (Concrete)TurkeyMedium airport

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Airport facts

LocationAntakya, Turkey
IATA codeHTY
ICAO codeLTDA
TypeMedium airport
Runways1 runway, longest 6,830 ft (Concrete)
Elevation269 ft
Scheduled serviceYes
Coordinates36.3608° N, 36.2856° E

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What Hatay Airport is known for

The airport's only runway suffered catastrophic damage during the earthquake in February 2023, which caused the airport to close for traffic.

History

Built in what used to be the center of the now drained Lake Amik, it was inaugurated in December 2007.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Hatay Airport?

The airport's only runway suffered catastrophic damage during the earthquake in February 2023, which caused the airport to close for traffic.

What is the airport code for Hatay Airport?

Hatay Airport — its IATA code is HTY and its ICAO code is LTDA.

Where is Hatay Airport located?

Hatay Airport serves Antakya, Turkey. Its coordinates are 36.3608° N, 36.2856° E.

What is the history of Hatay Airport?

Built in what used to be the center of the now drained Lake Amik, it was inaugurated in December 2007.

Sources

Page last updated 13 November 2026.