Airport
Pavlodar International Airport (PWQ)
Pavlodar International Airport is a gateway to Pavlodar and the wider Pavlodar Region in northeastern Kazakhstan. Compare transfer options to the city centre and plan onward travel to destinations such as Astana and Almaty.
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About Pavlodar International Airport
Pavlodar International Airport is the main airport serving Pavlodar and the Pavlodar Region in northeastern Kazakhstan, an industrial and cultural centre on the Irtysh River. It provides domestic connections to Astana and Almaty and supports both business and leisure travel in the region.
The airport traces its origins to 1949, and its current passenger terminal was opened in 1972. It has since been renovated and modernised, including terminal reconstruction and runway and airfield upgrades.
Located about 14 km southeast of central Pavlodar, the airport is reachable by taxi, public bus, private transfers and road, making onward travel to the city centre straightforward.
The single passenger terminal combines check-in, security, arrivals and essential passenger facilities, offering a compact and convenient gateway for visitors arriving in the Pavlodar Region.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Pavlodar International Airport operates from a single passenger terminal serving domestic and international flights within one integrated building.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Pavlodar International Airport
Transfers
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Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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