İzmir Adnan Menderes and Milas-Bodrum airports, operated by TAV Airports, have been awarded "Accessibility Certificates" following inspections conducted under the coordination of the Ministry of Family and Social Services.
According to the statement, terminal buildings, open and common use areas were evaluated within the scope of the inspections. Physical accessibility, digital accessibility, communication, and transportation categories were examined. In this context, many elements such as ramps, tactile surfaces, accessible toilets, wayfinding systems, parking, digital interfaces, and passenger information applications were audited.
İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport had previously received certificates for its domestic and international terminals within the scope of the "Accessible Airport" project carried out by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. The Accessibility Certificate certification process for İzmir Adnan Menderes and Milas-Bodrum airports will be completed by the relevant governorships.
TAV Airports, a global brand in airport financing, development, and operations, served 113 million passengers in 2025. The company operates in a total of 15 airports across Turkey, North Macedonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Tunisia, Latvia, Saudi Arabia, and Croatia. Through its subsidiaries, TAV Airports offers integrated services at every step of airport operations, including duty-free retail, food and beverage, ground handling, IT, private security, and commercial affairs.
Candemir Akyıldız, General Manager of TAV Ege and TAV Milas-Bodrum, stated that they are working to offer the best travel experience to all their passengers. Akyıldız explained that they serve thousands of passengers every day at the airports and strive to provide the best travel experience for passengers with different needs and expectations. Emphasizing that they continue their efforts to offer accessible and inclusive services at every stage, with the awareness that travel is a holistic experience extending from digital platforms to communication channels and transportation services, not just within the terminal, Akyıldız noted that being awarded the Accessibility Certificate is an important indicator of their work in this area.
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