Mangystau Region

Aktau International Airport

Aktau International Airport is an important transportation hub that connects the city of Aktau with the rest of the world. Located 20 kilometers northeast of the city, the airport is a key element of the region's infrastructure and plays a significant role in the development of the economy and tourism.

In 2013, the airport served an impressive 776,000 passengers, several times the city's population. The airport's throughput capacity was 450 passengers per hour, and the total terminal area exceeds 13,400 square meters, including VIP and CIP lounges.

Aktau
Mangystau Region
Kazakhstan

Mangystau Region

Mangystau Region is Caspian edge, Ustyurt plateau, shrine roads and desert escarpments. Aktau, underground mosques and long tracks demand realistic timing and respect. Sacred etiquette, vehicle choice, water, heat and guide judgement shape every strong journey.

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Aktau Airport

Aktau International Airport is not only the main air gateway of the Mangistau region, but also an important transport link for the entire western coast of Kazakhstan. Located in a strategic location in Aktau, this airport is a key element of the region's infrastructure, providing connectivity to many cities and countries around the world.

Aktau
Mangystau Region
Kazakhstan

Aktau

Aktau is a port city on the coast of the Caspian Sea, located in the western part of Kazakhstan. This city is the administrative center of the Mangistau region and plays an important role in the economy and cultural life of the region.

Foundation: The city of Aktau was founded in 1961 as Aktau (formerly known as Shevchenko) due to the development of the oil industry on the Caspian Sea. It was an important strategic site for the Soviet Union.

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