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Jetex Opens New Terminal in Istanbul Airport

Holly Snow
Last updated: 11 May 2026 07:43
By Holly Snow
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Jetex and IGA Istanbul Airport officials celebrate the official opening of the new Jetex iGA Terminal at Istanbul Airport © Istanbul Airport
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Jetex has partnered with iGA Istanbul Airport (IST), opening up a new terminal. The Jetex İGA Terminal will be the 40th worldwide under the company’s brand.

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Istanbul AirportWhat is Jetex?New Terminal Opening
Fifteen women in red air attire with black shoes standing beside four women in all white. They're all standing in front of the new terminal building.
Jetex iGA Terminal © Istanbul Airport

Istanbul Airport

Istanbul Airport (Turkish: İstanbul Havalimanı) is one of the world’s busiest and largest aviation hubs, serving over 84 million passengers in 2025 and acting as the main hub for Turkish Airlines.

It is located in Arnavutköy on the European side, the airport features a massive 1.4 million square meter terminal and connects to over 330 destinations worldwide.

The airport currently handles 90 million passengers annually, with final phases aimed at 200 million, and operates five runways, with more planned.

It is recognised for accessibility with the Sunflower Lanyard scheme and the Air Traffic Control tower is shaped like a tulip, the symbol of Istanbul.

Istanbul Airport aerial view. Runways, aprons and aircraft in view. The sea in the background left.
İstanbul Yeni Havalimanı airport © Heikki Kastemaa

What is Jetex?

Jetex is a leading global company that specialises in private aviation. It offers comprehensive trip support, aircraft fuelling, ground handling, and luxury Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) services. It is headquartered in Dubai, and it caters to private jet owners, and corporate operators with a network of over 38 locations worldwide.

Jetex founder and CEO, Adel Mardini, stated:

“We are thrilled to expand our global network with the launch of Jetex Istanbul alongside our valued partner iGA,”

Mardini added that the city is a multicultural hub where thousands of years of history and culture blend with youthful, dynamic energy:

“We have put tremendous effort into crafting an experience for both private jet and commercial airline travelers, and we look forward to welcoming the world here with Jetex hospitality.”

Jetex new terminal at Istanbul Airport. Cones in the foreground, blue sky with clouds in the background. Tall, glass windows with a brown dome-like building arch.
Jetex iGA Terminal © Istanbul Airport

New Terminal Opening

The Jetex-iGA Terminal at Istanbul Airport, inaugurated in May 2026, offers premium services for both private jet users and commercial travellers by reservation.

Located at iGA Istanbul Airport, this 5,000-square-meter facility features luxurious suites, dedicated security/passport control, and a 40,000-square-meter hangar. Its architecture also draws inspiration from Istanbul’s iconic nazende çiçeği (slender flower).

The terminal features:

  • Natural stone, wood, and custom-crafted surfaces
  • Private suites with spa services
  • Dining spaces
  • En-suite bathrooms
  • Meeting rooms
  • Dedicated service teams

The terminal is positioned as a high-end facility, with pricing for departures approximately 950 euros per passenger, arrivals at 750 euros per passenger, and transit at 1,200 euros. The terminal is a collaborative project between Jetex and iGA Istanbul Airport, aimed at making the airport a major global hub for luxury travel.

Are you flying from Istanbul Airport? Will you be using this new terminal? Let us know in the comments below.

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News Editor - As a second year English Literature student at Edge Hill University, Holly is constantly exploring how language shapes the way we experience the world. That love of stories has led her into journalism - most recently through her new role as a News Editor with Travel Radar.
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