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Last updated: 2026-06
Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW) serves 35M+ passengers annually, making it one of Turkey's major airports (DHMI, 2023). Located 45 km (50 minutes) from İstanbul city center with 2 terminal(s), the airport connects to the city and surrounding destinations via private transfer, VIP vehicle, and sedan options.
Getting to and from Sabiha Gökçen Airport — public transport, shuttle and taxi alternatives.
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Eurasia Tunnel and the 15 July Martyrs Bridge can get congested during rush hours when crossing to the European side; night transfers cut travel time roughly in half.
Charter flight numbers rise during summer holidays (June–September); early booking is recommended.
The Bosphorus bridge or Eurasia Tunnel route is used. It takes an average of 60-90 minutes to Taksim/Beşiktaş, and approximately 70-100 minutes to the Bakırköy/Avcılar areas. Bridge/tunnel fees are included in the transfer price.
From Sabiha Gökçen to Kadıköy is approximately 20 km, ranging from 25-45 minutes depending on traffic conditions. It is one of the most convenient options for the Asian side.
Yes, transfer service from SAW to Gebze, İzmit and Kocaeli is available. It takes an average of 40-60 minutes via the TEM motorway.
At SAW, Terminal 1 is assigned to domestic flights, and Terminal 2 to international and some low-cost carrier flights. Transfer drivers monitor both terminals.
Havabus buses reach Taksim in about 1.5 hours. By taxi via the Eurasia Tunnel or bridge, it takes 60–90 minutes. A private transfer takes you directly to your hotel at a fixed price with flight tracking.
Havabus takes about 1 hour, İETT municipal buses (E-9, E-10) with connections, or taxi in approximately 25–45 minutes. Private transfer is the most practical solution for passengers with luggage and families.
