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Airport information for Milas Airport Country: Turkey Location: Bodrum Coordinates: 37.15.00N / 027.41.00E IATA Code: BJV Timezone: GMT +2 Direct flights form Milas Airport Direct flights to Milas Airport Find connecting flights to Milas Airport Find connecting flights from Milas Airport

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Milas-Bodrum Airport (IATA: BJV, ICAO: LTFE) is an international airport that assists the Turkish cities of Bodrum and Milas. The airport is located 36km nor'-east of the city of Bodrum, and 16km southward of Milas. A spacious new international depot was finished in 2000. The old depot, currently reserved for domestic voyages, is 1km forth, a 15-minute walk across a grassy field. The depots host approximately 2.5 million traveler per yr, and are particularly busy during the extremum summertime touristry calendar month when charter voyages get often from leading towns in Europe. The airport has 1 concrete-surface landing track that is 3,000 meters long, and 45 m broad.

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