Hatay Airport (IATA: HTY, ICAO: LTDA) (Turkish: Hatay Havalimanı) is an international airport in Hatay Province, Turkey, serving the cities of Antakya (25 km (16 mi) by road) and Iskenderun (45 km (28 mi)). Built in what used to be the center of the now drained Lake Amik, it was inaugurated in December 2007.^[2][3]

The airport's only runway suffered catastrophic damage during the earthquake in February 2023, which caused the airport to close for traffic.^[4]

The following airlines operate regular scheduled and charter flights at Hatay Airport:

Hatay International Airport Passenger Traffic Statistics^[7]

Year (months)	Domestic	% change	International	% change	Total	% change
2024	288,546	70%	-	100%	288,546	57%
2023	170,081	82%	13,827	90%	183,908	83%
2022	920,407	7%	137,807	302%	1,058,214	18%
2021	864,055	50%	34,322	42%	898,377	41%
2020	576,273	40%	59,185	77%	635,458	48%
2019	958,106	10%	255,164	1%	1,213,870	8%
2018	1,066,555	6%	258,454	7%	1,325,009	3%
2017	1,007,385	8%	277,172	4%	1,284,557	7%
2016	935,969	5%	267,461	5%	1,203,430	3%
2015	889,808	8%	281,943	4%	1,171,751	5%
2014	820,665	10%	293,264	35%	1,113,929	15%
2013	747,749	48%	216,958	38%	964,707	45%
2012	506,433	9%	157,459	16%	663,892	4%
2011	553,527	26%	136,059	1%	689,586	20%
2010	437,793	86%	136,820	51%	574,613	77%
2009	234,828	65%	90,479	354%	325,307	101%
2008	142,186	4695%	19,942	-	162,128	5368%
2007	2,965	-	-	-	2,965	-

^1 : 2007 statistics correspond to the last month of 2007 since the opening of the airport.

Antakya and İskenderun are connected by coaches and taxis.