Flights From Tehran To Ankara

Flying from Tehran to Ankara is a fast and direct trip. As the capital of Turkey, Ankara is a major center for politics, business, and modern city life. Many travel there for meetings, to visit embassies, or to see family. OrientTrips makes it easy to set up your tickets. Here is what you need to know about airline schedules, getting the lowest ticket prices, and planning your stay.

Popular Ankara Flight Routes

Getting from Iran to Turkey's capital is simple because you can fly direct. Turkish Airlines, AJet, and Pegasus Airlines offer direct flights from Tehran to Ankara. Right now, there are 24 flights per week on this route. The average flight time is about 2 hours and 45 minutes. Because there are no time zone changes between the two cities, you do not have to worry about changing your watch when you land.

How to Book Flights from Tehran to Ankara

Finding tickets is easy when you use OrientTrips. To book Tehran to Ankara flight tickets, just enter your travel dates into our search bar. We check prices across all airlines to help you find cheap Tehran to Ankara flights. If you can pick any day to travel, flying out on a Tuesday or Wednesday usually costs less. Saturday is often the best day to fly back.

Airport Information

Your trip begins at Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA) in Tehran. This is the main airport for flights leaving the country. Arrive about three hours early so you have enough time to check your bags and pass through passport control.

Your flight will land at Esenboga Airport (ESB) in Ankara. This airport sits about 28 kilometers from the center of the city. After you get your bags, you can take a bus or a taxi into town.

Flight Prices

Ankara flight prices change depending on the time of year. Data shows that October is usually the cheapest month to fly this route because fewer people are traveling. To get the best deal, try to buy your ticket about 40 days, or six weeks, before your trip. Waiting until the week of your flight usually means you will pay a lot more money. Buying a round-trip ticket is also usually cheaper than buying two one-way tickets.

Travel Guide to Ankara

Ankara sits in the middle of Turkey. It is the political center of the country and has a very different feel than Istanbul. The weather changes a lot during the year. Summers are warm and dry, while winters get very cold and often bring snow.

Most people start their visit at Anitkabir, the large hilltop tomb of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey. You can also visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations to see very old items from the region. Walking up to the Ankara Castle gives you a clear view over the whole city. The food here is heavy on meat and bread, with local dishes like Ankara Tava being very popular.

Ready to plan your trip? Book Tehran to Ankara flight tickets with OrientTrips today.