Cheap flights from Radom to Antalya

October is the cheapest month on this route, and it is easy to see why: the summer crowds have gone from the Antalya coast while the sea is still warm enough to swim. Fares also show up for May and June, when the season starts, and again through July and August, when Polish families travel and school holidays push demand up. September sits in between — still busy, but quieter than midsummer. If your dates are flexible, midweek departures usually cost less than weekend ones, and booking a few months ahead gives you the pick of the seats. Skip the peak school-holiday weeks if you want the lowest fares.

Enter Air and Mavi Gok Aviation both fly this route point to point, so what you pay for is the seat and the flight itself rather than a connection. Baggage is the thing to check: on this kind of seasonal service a checked bag is often not part of the basic fare and gets added at booking or at the airport. Cabin allowance, seat selection and food on board can differ between the two carriers, so compare the fare conditions rather than the headline figure. If one of them comes out cheaper, read what is included before you decide.

Antalya Airport is the only airport serving the city, and it sits outside town — you will need a transfer rather than a walk. Taxis and private transfers meet the arrivals hall, and there are shuttle and bus services into the centre for anyone travelling light. If your hotel is in one of the resort towns along the coast, the drive from the airport can take considerably longer than the trip into Antalya itself, so arrange the transfer before you land. In summer several flights land at once, the arrivals hall gets crowded, and the heat hits you after a Polish spring.

Currency

TRY (₺)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Turkish

Emergency number

112, 177

Driving side

right

Calling code

+36

Internet domain

.tr

Population of Antalya

2.4 M (2018)

Time zone

UTC+03 (Europe/Istanbul)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Radom has one airport, so check the departure point on your booking matches it before you pay.
• Read the baggage rules for your fare — on seasonal charter flights a checked bag is often an extra.
• Confirm whether your fare includes a seat assignment and food, since the two carriers on this route can differ.
• Check that your passport and any visa or entry rules for Turkey are valid for your travel dates.
• Compare October fares with the summer months before you commit, as the price gap can be wide.
• If you arrange a hotel or transfer yourself, make sure the times fit a direct flight's arrival.