Zvartnots International Airport is located 12 km west of central Yerevan. The airport minibus runs to Republic Square for AMD 300 (approximately USD 0.75) but operates on a limited schedule. Taxis are the most common option, costing AMD 3,000-5,000 (USD 7-12) for the 20-minute ride. GG (ride-hailing app) is widely used and offers fixed pricing.

How many terminals does Yerevan Zvartnots Airport have?

EVN has one terminal building that was completely rebuilt and opened in 2011, replacing the famous Soviet-era circular terminal (which still stands nearby as a historical monument). The modern terminal handles both domestic and international flights with a clean, efficient layout.

What is notable about Yerevan Zvartnots Airport?

EVN is named after the nearby Zvartnots Cathedral ruins, a 7th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site visible from the airport. On clear days, passengers arriving at EVN are greeted by a dramatic view of Mount Ararat (5,137 m), Armenia's national symbol located just across the Turkish border. The original Soviet-era terminal was a landmark of modernist architecture.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Yerevan Airport?

Yes, EVN offers free Wi-Fi in the terminal. The service is straightforward and does not require complex registration. The terminal has duty-free shops, cafes, and a VIP lounge. Armenian brandy (cognac) and dried fruits are popular purchases at the airport shops.

Which airlines operate from Yerevan Zvartnots Airport?

There is no Armenian flag carrier since Armenian Airlines ceased operations. FlyOne Armenia and Fly Arna provide some domestic and regional service. International carriers including Aeroflot, Qatar Airways, Air Arabia, FlyDubai, Wizz Air, and Ryanair connect Yerevan to major hubs. The airport serves a large diaspora population with routes to cities with significant Armenian communities.