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ISTANBUL ATATÜRKAIRPORT (IST)

Background & Overview

Awarded with building and operating the new Istanbul

International Airport (“IST”) International Terminal in 1997,

TAV Airports started operations in January 2000 after two

years of construction period. TAV proudly operates the state-

of-the-art international terminal at IST since then and also

took over operations of domestic terminal in 2005.

IST is a global hub showing a significant growth pattern since

TAV took over the operations in 2000. Over this course of

time, the passenger traffic has shown a tremendous growth

and increased to 61.3 million from 14.7 million, proving IST’s

slogan of Prime Location, Global Gateway.

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OPERATIONAL FACTS & FIGURES

International Terminal Area 314,000 m2

Domestic Terminal Area 63,000 m2

Indoor Car Park Capacity 7,076 vehicles

Outdoor Car Park capacity 1,034 vehicles

Check-in Desks 352

Passport Control Desks 90

Boarding Bridges 46

Bus Gates 25

Number of F&B Outlets 68

Catering Area 15,765 m2

Number of Duty Free Stores 41

Duty Free Area 8,000 m2

Runway 17/35 3,000x45 m

Runway 05/23 2,600x60 m

TRAFFIC FACTS & FIGURES

2015 Passenger Traffic (in millions) 61.3

-Domestic 19.4

-International 41.9

2015 ATM Traffic (in thousands) 447

-Domestic 133

-International 314

2015 Passenger Traffic Growth 8%

2015 ATM Traffic Growth 6%

Number of Airlines Served 128

Number of Non-Stop Destinations +280

Dominant Carrier Turkish Airlines

ACI’s Busiest Airports in Europe Ranking 3

ACI’s Busiest Airports in the World Ranking 11

Distance to City Center 25 km

IST is equipped with the latest technology and automation systems that serve highest efficiency, security and service quality. The high operational efficiency contributes to passenger contentment and customer satisfaction.

The terminal building is designed to provide smooth passenger circulation and allows future expansions. The spacious terminal building, effective signboards to find your way, rich and easily accessible Duty Free shops, various

F&B points, Primeclass and other passenger services provide a hassle free and memorable airport experience to passengers.

Both the apron area and the international terminal building are being extended in IST this year, which will provide the capacity needed to handle the fast growing traffic demand at the airport.

IST FACTS ANDFIGURES

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128 Airline Companies

DailyATMs1,240

Traffic Growth8%

170,000 Daily Passengers

15,765 m2 F&BArea 40% Connecting

Traffic

Million Passengers61.3

DestinationsServed Non-stop280

Duty-Free Products50,000

68 F&B Outlets

128Rooms inAirport Hotel

B Y N U M B E R S

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AIRPORT CHARGES FOR ISTANBUL (LTBA / IST) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

PASSENGER FEE

International Passenger $ 15 / departing passenger

LANDING FEE

International Flights € 7.14 / tonne

LIGHTING FEE

International Flights € 44 / landing

NAVAID FEE

Navigation Charge (Including VFR) € 40 / landing

FOLLOW ME SERVICE

International Flights € 37 / flight

FIRE ASSISTANCE FEE (Safety Precaution)

Foreign Carriers € 93 / hour

The airport charges are determined by the State Airport Authority.

Major airport charges from the State Airport Authority’s tariff for 2016 are given below:

IST AIRPORTCHARGES

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DESTINATION REGION

# OF NEW ROUTES IN 2015

Africa 5

Europe 5

N. America 2

Asia/Far East 3

Middle East 2

TOTAL 17

IST is linked to more than 280 destinations. 128 scheduled

airlines from various countries serve IST. 17 new destinations

are added to the route network of IST in 2015, including 5

long haul destinations; Miami, Manila, Jakarta, Taipei and

San Francisco.

Thanks to the variety of operating airlines and the

destinations served, IST offers many convenient connection

opportunities, mostly on Turkish Airlines, which has one of

the widest networks in the region. With its global network

coverage and strong home base carrier, IST has evolved into

a major hub.

The transfer passenger share of IST has surged to 40% from

15% in 2008. The perfect geographical location and the strong

network of the airport offer convenient flight times and time

efficient connection opportunities to African, Middle Eastern

and European destinations.

IST has also been strengthening its long haul network in

recent years. 17 new long haul destinations were added to

IST network in the last 5 years including Seoul, Los Angeles,

Montreal, Houston, Toronto, Buenos Aires and Boston. The

growing wide-body fleet of Turkish Airlines will bring even

more long haul destinations to IST network shortly.

MAJOR AIRLINES SERVING IST

Turkish Airlines

Lufthansa

Emirates

Air France

British Airways

KLM

Aeroflot

IST HAS A GLOBALCOVERAGE

ISTANBUL

BODRUMDALAMAN ANTALYA

DENIZLI KONYA

NEVSEHIR KAYSERI

ADANA

KAHRAMANMARAS

GAZIANTEP SANLIURFA

DIYARBAKIR

MARDIN

BATMANMUS

ERZURUMAGRI

KARSERZINCAN

TRABZONSAMSUN

SINOP

SIMFEROPOL

ROSTOVDONETSK

ZAPOROZHYE

KIEV

KHARKOV

SOCHI

BATUMITBILISI

BAKUGYANZHA

TEBRIZ

TEHRAN MASHHAD

ASHGHABAD

AKTAU

ERBIL

SULAYMANIYAH

BAGHDAD

NAJAF

AMMAN

CAIRO

ALEXANDRIA

TEL-AVIV

KUWAIT

BASRA

VANNAKHİCHEVAN

ISFAHAN

ADIYAMAN

MALATYA ELAZIG

HATAY

DAMASCUS

BEIRUT ALEPPO

LEFKOSA

ESKISEHIR

ANKARA

VARNA

BUCHAREST

CONSTANTA

ODESSA

CHISINAU

MERZIFON

SIVAS

IZMIRISTANBUL

IZMIR

BODRUM

GIRIT

THESSALONIKI

ATHENS

TIRANA SKOPJEPRISTHINA

SARAJEVO

BELGRADELJUBLJANA

ZAGREBVENICE

VIENNA

GRAZ

BRATISLAVA

BUDAPEST

BOLOGNA

PISA

GENOVA

ROME

NAPLES BARI

NICE

LYON

TOULOUSE

BARCELONA

VALENCIA

MADRID

LISBON

PORTO

MALAGA

CASABLANCA

ALGIERS

TLEMCENBATNA

TUNISIE

TRIPOLIBENGHAZI

CAIRO

ALEXANDRIA

SAO PAULO

DAKAR

EDINBURGH

NEWARK BREMEN

BILBAO

BORDEAUX

LEIPZIG

AALBORGNAUAKCHOTT

ACCRA

COTONOULAGOS

ABUJA

OUAGADOUGOU

NIAMEY

YAOUNDE

KINSHASA

NAIROBIKAMPALA

ADDIS ABABA

KHARTOUM

ASMARA

JEDDAH

HUNGHADA

SEBHA

MISURATO

SHARM EL-SHEIKH

YANBU

TAIF

MADINAH RIYADHBAHREIN

DOHAABU DHABI

DUBAI

MUSCATKARACHI

MUMBAI

NEW DELHI

DHAKA

KABUL

DUSHANBE

TASHKENT

OSH

BISHKEK

URUMQI

BEIJING

SEOUL

OSAKA

TOKYO

GUANGZHOU

HONG KONG

TAIPEI

BANGKOK

KUALA LUMPUR

SINGAPORE

ASTANA

NOVOSIBIRSKUFA

KAZAN

EKATERINBURGMOSCOW

JOHANNESBURG

LOS ANGELES

SAN FRANCISCO

CHICACO

WASHINGTON

NEW YORK

BOSTON

MONTREAL

TORONTO

GENEVA

ZURICHBASEL

PARIS

BRUSSELS

MUNICH

NUREMBERGSTUTTGART

KARLSRUHE

COLOGNE

DUSSELDORF

HANNOVERMUNSTER

BERLIN

HAMBURG

BILLUND

COPENHAGEN

AMSTERDAM

LONDON

BIRMINGHAM

MANCHESTERDUBLIN

GOTHENBURG

OSLO

STOCKHOLM HELSINKI

RIGA

MINSK

WARSAW

KIEVLVIV

CHISINAU

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KHERSON

CONSTANTAVARNA

BUCHAREST

ST. PETERSBURG

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CATANIA

MILAN

PODGORICASOFIA

DALAMANANTALYA

DENIZLI

MALE

KIGALI

KILIMANJARO

MAURITIUS

MOMBASA

MAGADISHU

DJIBAUHROTTERDAM

ROUTENETWORK

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IST Distance to Some Important Destinations in Istanbul

Destination Distance (km)

Istanbul World Trade Center 1

CNR Exhibition Center 1

Sultanahmet (Old Town) 15

Yenikapi Port 15

Taksim Square (City Center) 25

Besiktas 30

Kadikoy (Asian Side) 40

Istanbul International Airport is located on the European

side of the city, right on the highway and subway networks.

The airport stands nearby the most popular attraction points

of the European side. IST is only 25 km away from the city

center and 15 km away from Yenikapi Port, which provides

ferry trips to the Asian side of Istanbul as well as other

coastal cities located around Marmara Sea. Well established

ground transportation alternatives provide an easy access to

IST from the city of Istanbul and the neighboring cities. The

airport is also easily accessible through subway connections

which offer services to downtown

Due to the density of population and the central location of

the airport, IST has a high population catchment area.

IST HAS A PERFECT LOCATION AND A POPULOUS CATCHMENT AREA

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Istanbul International Airport provides its passengers the

opportunity of an easy and comfortable accommodation in

the classy Airport Hotel. The Airport Hotel aims to promptly

serve the passengers in the most convenient way. The facility

is operated by BTA Catering, a subsidiary of TAV Airports

Holding.

The Airport Hotel has two parts: the airside and the landside,

offering 46 and 82 comfortable and well equipped rooms

respectively. The rooms on the airside are available not

only for daily bookings but also for hourly ones, providing

international transfer passengers with the opportunity to

refresh between flights with long connection times.

The airside part of the Airport Hotel is located within the

international terminal building, next to the duty free area.

The arriving international transfer passengers could move

straight to their hotel room, freshen up while waiting for their

connecting flight, and then directly go to the gate at boarding

time. Thanks to the hotel’s perfect location, passengers don’t

have to leave the terminal building or go through passport

control or customs clearance to stay in the hotel.

The Airport Hotel guests must have their boarding cards with

them to stay at the airside part of the hotel. Only passengers

arriving from an international destination and connecting to

an international destination are allowed to stay at the airside.

The landside of the Airport Hotel is adjacent to the

international terminal building. To stay at the landside,

arriving international passengers need to go through the

passport control, leave the terminal building and take the

Airport Hotel shuttle for a 2 minute ride to the facility.

All rooms are equipped with internet access, music system,

minibar and access to flight information screens for the

guests’ comfort and ease.

The Airport Hotel offers an executive meeting room equipped

with internet access, electronic blinds, ceiling projector,

LCD orientation screen, a high quality sound system and an

adjustable lighting system.

The Airport Hotel offers qualified alternatives for various

needs ranging from accommodation for airport passengers

to conferences and time efficient executive meetings at the

airport for professionals.

IST OFFERS HIGHQUALITY ACCOMMODATION

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TAV Airports Holding’s brands TAV “primeclass” and TAV

Passport Card provide privileged services to passengers and

offer an overall top quality airport experience. With various

different services available, passengers enjoy a smooth, easy

and comfortable travel experience at Istanbul International

Airport.

TAV “primeclass” TAV “primeclass” brand was introduced in 2001 in order to

serve passengers who prefer to be assisted during their

time in Istanbul International Airport for greater comfort

and speed. TAV “primeclass” offers personal meet & assist

service, where passengers are met at the airport gate and

assisted through all airport procedures such as check-in,

security and passport control and also accompanied to the

lounge where they may take their time before their flight.

Passengers are then taken to their gates with golf carts.

Same applies for the arriving passengers as well, where they

are met at aircraft’s gate and assisted all the way to the exit.

Passengers who require special attention such as disabled

passengers and unaccompanied children are also served by

TAV “primeclass”.

In addition, TAV “primeclass” offers private lounge operations

at Istanbul Ataturk for airlines, banks and any other company

who is interested in having a lounge in the airport.

TAV Passport Card TAV Passport Card, is a loyalty program offering passengers

speed and comfort at Istanbul International Airport. TAV

Passport Card holders enjoy a pleasant experience at the

airport. With its 3 different membership programs, TAV

Passport Card offers the following services:

• Fast track passport control

• Business check-in

• Free car park & valet service

• Airport transfer

• Car rental & concierge

• Free lounge access

• Discounts at hotels, restaurants and cafes

TAV TourismOperating as a qualified tourism agent, TAV Tourism provides

wide range of services such as:

• Domestic & international flight ticket reservations

• Booking to more than 200,000 hotels

• Nationwide transfer service at affordable prices

• Daily city tours

• M.I.C.E organizations

• D.M.C. organizations

IST OFFERS A WORLD OFPRIVILEGES

CITY OFISTANBUL

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ISTANBUL: A Unique Blend of the East and West, the Old

and Modern, the Business and Leisure

Extending across the European and Asian side of the

Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul is the primary location of social,

cultural and commercial activities in Turkey. It is not only the

business center of the country but also an attractive tourism

destination.

History

Earliest evidence of settlements in Istanbul dates back to

6000 BC. Hosting the Byzantine and Ottoman architectural

masterpieces, the city will give you an insight of the great

history of its own. Fly to Istanbul; witness the fascinating

harmony of the old and the modern in each and every corner

of the city.

Economy

About 30% of the total economic activities in Turkey take

place in Istanbul, positioning the city as the financial capital

of the country. Headquarters and regional business units of

numerous national and global companies are located in the

city. Fly to Istanbul; witness the robust growing economy

and the fast-paced business environment.

Tourism

Enjoy the glamorous nature of the Bosphorus, where Europe

greets Asia. Move on to the old city, into the ‘Historical

Peninsula’ and experience Istanbul’s rich history. Stop by

the Grand Bazaar to get a local taste of food, spices and

gifts. Continue on to the modern Istanbul where you will find

unrivaled entertainment, sightseeing and shopping. 96% of

the 12.5 million foreign visitors visiting Istanbul in 2015 have

travelled by air. Fly to Istanbul; witness the history and have

a good time.

FLY toISTANBUL

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Turkey Population Growth

Istanbul Population Growth

3.0%

2.0%

1.0%

2.5%

1.5%

0.5%

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Year

Population Growth: Istanbul vs TurkeyYear

Catchment Area

Population(in millions)

IST+SAW Passengers (in millions)

Propensityto Fly

2007 15.2 26.9 1.8

2008 15.7 32.9 2.1

2009 16.1 36.3 2.3

2010 16.8 43.3 2.6

2011 17.5 50.2 2.9

2012 18.0 59.5 3.3

2013 18.5 70.0 3.8

2014 19.4 80.5 4.2

2015 20.0 89.4 4.5

Propensity to Fly

With 14.4 million inhabitants, Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. The metropolis itself ranks ahead of several European countries in terms of population.

Istanbul population is growing at a higher rate compared to the country average since the city is attracting more and more inhabitants every year. Currently, over 18% of Turkish population resides in Istanbul.

Istanbul: A Top Global DestinationIstanbul has a thriving business environment, contributing $301 bn to Turkish GDP. Over 27,000 companies with foreign capital shares are hosted in the city, proving its strength as a global business destination. The growth of Turkish economy in the past decade is key to Istanbul’s emergence as a business hub. The economy in Istanbul constitutes 30% of the Turkish GDP and the household income is about 20% higher than the country average.

Istanbul is not only a business center but also a touristic city. The city attracts millions of foreign visitors every year thanks to its rich history and natural beauties. According to Mastercard Global Destination Cities index, Istanbul ranks 5th among the tourist destinations in the world in terms of international overnight visitors. The total spending of 12.5 million foreign visitors are estimated to be $9.4 billion.

Needless to remind, Istanbul’s growing economy, vibrant social, cultural and business life achieves a high propensity to fly ratio of 4.5. The combined passenger traffic of the two international airports in the city, Ataturk Airport (IST) and Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW), reached 89.4 million passengers in 2015.

POPULATION &ECONOMY

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Hagia Sophia

Built in the 4th century, Hagia Sophia is one of the most

impressive land marks of Istanbul. After suffering several

fire incidents and destructions, the current structure was

built in the 6th century. It served as a Patriarchal cathedral

until 1453, when it was converted into a mosque by the

Ottomans. Until 1931, for almost 5 centuries, it remained

as the mosque of Istanbul. On 1935, Hagia Sophia was

converted into a museum.

Location: Sultanahmet

Topkapi Palace

Topkapi Palace was the residence of the Ottoman Sultans

for almost 400 years. Today, the palace is converted into a

museum serving as a major tourist attraction. Weapons,

armor, shields, Islamic relics and the Ottoman treasury are

exhibited for visitors. Topkapi Palace is one of the major icons

of Istanbul, reflecting the historic aspect of the city. The view

from the palace’s terrace is one of the best in Istanbul.

Location: Sultanahmet

The Bosphorus

Experience the unique and fascinating atmosphere at the

Bosphorus, where Europe meets Asia. You may enjoy the

gorgeous scene from a café right by the sea or take a private

boat trip. The Bosphorus, connecting Black Sea to Marmara

is an important trade route for international shipping.

Blue Mosque

The Sultan Ahmed Mosque was built in 1616 during the

rule of Ahmed the Ottoman Sultan. The mosque is known

as The Blue Mosque due to the over 20,000 blue tiles

gracing the interior. Blue Mosque also comprises the

tomb of Sultan Ahmed. Its unique 6 minaret structure is an

Istanbul landmark and is among the masterpieces of Islamic

architecture.

Location: Sultanahmet

Grand Bazaar

The Grand Bazaar is one of the biggest covered markets in

the world. The construction started in 1455, only 2 years after

the conquest of Istanbul by the Ottomans, and took 6 years

to be completed. The bazaar has 64 streets, 22 gates and

over 3,400 shops. A wide range of products are on sale at the

bazaar including jewelry, pottery, spice, carpets, accessories

and clothing.

Location: Beyazit

Dolmabahce Palace

Dolmabahce Palace, located on the European shore of the

Bosphorus, was built in 1856 with the directive of Sultan

Abdulmecid. The palace served as the primary administrative

center for the Ottoman Empire during its final years of rule.

Dolmabahce Palace is now an open public museum. Atatürk,

the founder of the Republic of Turkey spent the last days of

his medical treatment in the palace. The room he died on

November 10th, 1938 is now a part of the museum.

Location: Besiktas

Taksim Square

Taksim Square is an important destination for tourists as

well as native Istanbul population. Istiklal Street, a long

pedestrian street originating from Taksim square, is a major

attraction point with great number of historical buildings,

restaurants, shops, bars and pubs. Taksim square offers

great entertainment with its lively atmosphere.

Location: Taksim

MUST SEE PLACES IN ISTANBUL

TAV AIRPORTSGROUP

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TAV Group was established in 1997, as a joint venture

between the major founding shareholders Tepe and Akfen

Groups following their successful bid for the Istanbul

International Airport International Terminal Contract.

Istanbul International Airport was one of the pioneering

airport privatization projects in the international market

executed under a ‘Build – Operate – Transfer’ (BOT) scheme.

TAV has become an established airport constructor and

operator in the past 18 years, not only in Turkey but also in

the international marketplace.

As one of the leading airport construction and operation

companies in Eastern Europe, North Africa, Middle-East

and Caucasus region, TAV has filled a major gap in the

aviation sector by providing integrated airport services,

from construction of airports to operating and financing of

airport projects. TAV is a holding company that operates 14

airports and has 7 service companies to provide full range

of airport services. ATU (duty-free), BTA (food & beverage),

HAVAS (ground handling), TAV IT, TAV Security, TAV Operation

Services and TAV Academy (training) are the service

companies bundled under the roof of TAV. TAV is the first

Turkish company to construct and operate an international

airport. Presence of the company is further enhanced by its

success in the international projects.

In Turkey, TAV Airports operate Istanbul Ataturk International

Airport (IST) through which 61.3 million passengers were

served in 2015. TAV also operates Ankara Esenboga Airport

(ESB), Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB) and Gazipasa-

Alanya Airport (GZP) which handled 12.3 million, 12.1 million

and 915 thousand passengers respectively in 2015. Moreover,

TAV has fully taken over operations of Milas-Bodrum Airport

(BJV) as of October 2015, where 3.9 million passengers

were served. In the country of Georgia, TAV Airports operate

Tblisi (TBS) and Batumi Airports (BUS) serving 2.1 million

passengers in total. In Tunisia, Monastir (MIR) and Enfidha-

Hammamet Airports (NBE) are operated by TAV, serving 1.4

million passengers together. TAV’s Skopje (SKP) and Ohrid

(OHD) Airports in Macedonia handled 1.6 million passengers

in 2015 while Madinah Airport (MED) and Zagreb Airport

(ZAG) served 5.8 and 2.6 million passengers respectively.

In total, TAV Airports served 102 million passengers and

775,000 flights by more than 300 airline companies at its 14

airports in 2015.

TAV Airports currently operates 14 airports in 7 different

countries in 3 continents, including Riga Airport in Latvia

where only the commercial areas are operated by TAV.

ABOUT TAV AIRPORTS GROUP

Riga

Zagreb

Bodrum Alanya

CairoTripoliSebha

MonastirEnfidha

IzmirOhrid

SkopjeIstanbul Atatürk

AnkaraBatumi

Tbilisi

Abu DhabiDubai

MuscatDoha

SAUDI ARABIA

Madinah Riyad

Jeddah

Bahrain

Muharraq

CROATIA

LATVIA

Airport Commercial Operations

Construction Only

Construction and Operation

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1997• TAV Airports (TAV) was founded and awarded the tender of

Istanbul International Airport International Terminal.

1999• ATU was established as a TAV Airports venture to provide

duty free shopping services.• BTA was established to provide F&B services.

2000• TAV began operating Ataturk Airport’s International

Terminal.

2001• Primeclass CIP Service launched.

2004• BTA began operating the Airport Hotel.• The construction of the new terminal building of Ankara

Airport started.• TAV Operation Services was founded.

2005• TAV won the tender to operate both Domestic and International

Terminals of Istanbul International Airport for 15.5 years.• TAV was awarded the operation rights of Tbilisi Airport in

Georgia.• 60% of shares of HAVAS (Ground Handling Company) was

acquired.• Construction of the new Izmir International Terminal started.• TAV IT was founded.

2006• Operation and construction services were restructured

under TAV Airports and TAV Construction as two separate companies.

• New International Terminal of Izmir Airport commenced service.

• New terminal of Ankara Airport commenced service.• TAV Security was founded.

2007• TAV Airport shares were floated.• TAV was awarded the tender for Monastir and Enfidha-

Hammamet Airports in Tunisia.• TAV was awarded the tender for Gazipasa-Alanya Airport.• New terminal of Tbilisi Airport commenced service.• Batumi Airport commenced service.• The remaining 40% share of HAVAS was acquired.

2008• TAV was awarded the tender for Skopje and Ohrid Airports

in Macedonia• TAV started operating Monastir Airport.• TAV Gazipasa was founded.

2009• TAV Gazipasa started operating Gazipasa Airport.• Enfidha-Hammamet Airport investment was completed in

Tunisia.

2010• TAV started operating Skopje and Ohrid Airports in

Macedonia.• TAV was awarded with the operating rights of the

commercial areas at Latvia’s Riga Airport.• Expansion project of Istanbul International Airport’s

Domestic and International Terminals was completed.

2011• TAV was awarded the tender for Madinah Airport in Saudi

Arabia.

• TAV was awarded the tender for the operating rights of both International and Domestic Terminal of Izmir Airport for 20 years.

2012• Aeroport de Paris (ADP) acquired 38% of TAV shares.• TAV took over the Domestic Terminal operations in Izmir

Airport.• TAV took over Madinah Airport operations.• TAV signed a letter of interest with ADP to acquire 15%

share in Zagreb Airport operations in Croatia.

2013• TAV acquired 15% share in Zagreb Airport operations.

2014• TAV took over the Domestic Terminal operations in Milas

Bodrum Airport.

2015• TAV took over the International terminal operations in

Milas-Bodrum Airport.

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