Terminal 1 or Terminal 2?

Antalya Airport (AYT) has two passenger terminals, and international charter and scheduled flights are split across both. Which one you land at depends on your airline, not on where you're flying from — so it's worth checking your booking confirmation or airline app before you land, since it can change your walk from the gate to arrivals. You don't need to work this out for your transfer, though: Agne Tours tracks your flight automatically, so your driver already knows which terminal you're landing at and waits in the right arrivals hall.

From the gate to arrivals

Once you're off the plane, the route to the exit is the same everywhere: passport control first, then baggage claim, then customs and out into the public arrivals hall. Queues at passport control can vary a lot by time of day and season, and baggage can take a little while to reach the belt after a busy landing slot — there's no need to rush either step. Once you're through customs and into the arrivals hall, you're in public space, and that's where your transfer is waiting.

Where your driver is waiting

Your driver waits inside the arrivals hall holding a sign with your name on it, so there's no need to search for a company logo or a specific desk. You'll also have your driver's name and WhatsApp number before you even fly, and once your flight lands, your exact meeting point is confirmed by WhatsApp — so you can walk out of customs already knowing precisely where to look.

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What happens if your flight is delayed

Agne Tours tracks your flight in real time, so if it's delayed, your driver already knows before you've even landed — there's no need to message anyone or worry about missing your ride. Your driver adjusts to your actual landing time at no extra charge, and your fixed transfer price already includes up to 60 minutes of free waiting time after you land, so a slow queue at passport control or a late bag on the belt won't cost you anything extra either.

A few practical tips for arrival