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Istanbul Airport is an international airport serving Türkiye's Istanbul province. It is located 35 km northwest of the city center, within the Arnavutköy district. It is owned by State Airports Authority (DHMİ) and operated by İGA İstanbul Airport Operations Inc.

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34 kilograms 400 grams of cocaine seized at Istanbul Airport

Customs Enforcement teams of the Turkish Trade Ministry seized 34 kilograms 400 grams of cocaine in two separate operations at Istanbul Airport. The drugs were found in the luggage of passengers arriving from South America and Africa.

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Mithat Sinan Bolak detained upon return from Britain

Mithat Sinan Bolak, a defendant in the İBB case who was not under arrest, was detained at Istanbul Airport at 05:00 upon arrival from Britain and taken to Çağlayan Courthouse. His lawyer Naim Karakaya said his statement is expected in Silivri.

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Travel ban for author Suzan Samancı

Writer Suzan Samancı, who returned to Türkiye from Switzerland, was detained at Istanbul Airport on charges of "making propaganda for an organization" and released with a ban on traveling abroad. The decision was made by the Peace Criminal Judgeship in Diyarbakır.

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Istanbul Airport busiest in Europe, ranks 5th worldwide

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that, according to the EUROCONTROL report, Istanbul Airport was Europe's busiest airport on September 7-13 with an average of 1,643 daily flights, ranking 5th in the world with 829 departures.

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Erdoğan opens İstanbul Airport's 4th main runway running east-west

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said at the ceremony "We are in the Champions League of aviation" and noted that passenger numbers on domestic and international flights rose from 34.5 million in 2002 to more than 247 million in 2025. Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu said the 2,820-meter runway is the first built on an east-west axis.

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