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Heydar Aliyev International Airport to operate in enhanced mode ahead of Formula 1

GenevaTimes by GenevaTimes
September 19, 2026
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Passenger and flight traffic at Heydar Aliyev International
Airport is expected to increase in connection with the 2026 Formula
1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix to be held in Baku.

To ensure the efficient management of increased passenger flow,
continuity of operational processes and timely delivery of
services, the airport will operate in an enhanced mode from 19 to
27 September. During this period, the relevant operational units
will strengthen their activities to ensure passenger comfort and
continuity of services.

The main race program of the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
will take place on 24–26 September. Given the expected increase in
traffic across the capital and possible traffic restrictions during
race week, passengers are advised to plan their journey to the
airport in advance and allow sufficient additional time before
departure.

To ensure a smoother and more convenient journey, passengers are
advised to follow these recommendations:




  • Arrive at the airport in
    advance:
    Allow additional time to complete
    check-in, baggage drop-off and security procedures.
  • Use online check-in and self-service
    options:
    Where available from your airline,
    online check-in, self check-in and baggage drop-off services can
    help make the check-in process faster and more convenient.
  • Check your flight information in
    advance:
    Confirm your flight status and departure
    terminal via your e-ticket, the airline’s official website or other
    official channels.
  • Use public transport: As an
    alternative to travelling by private car, passengers can use the
    Aeroexpress public transport service operating between the “28 May”
    metro station and the airport.
  • Follow parking rules: Park
    vehicles only in designated parking areas and use the dedicated
    drop-off/pick-up zones for dropping off and collecting passengers.
    The first 15 minutes of parking are free of charge. Parking
    payments can also be made online via Tezödə, AzParking and
    Birbank.
  • Request special assistance in
    advance:
    Passengers requiring additional
    assistance are advised to contact their airline at least 48 hours
    before departure to ensure that the necessary services can be
    arranged in a timely manner.

During the Formula 1 period, Heydar Aliyev International Airport
will take the necessary measures to ensure the safe and efficient
management of increased passenger and flight traffic, uninterrupted
service delivery and a comfortable travel experience for
passengers.

Note: Foreign nationals and
stateless persons travelling to Azerbaijan in connection with the
Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix and presenting one of the relevant
supporting documents may obtain a visa at Azerbaijan’s
international airports between 25 August and 30 September 2026.
Eligible documents include Formula 1 accreditation, accreditation
issued by the Baku City Circuit Operations Company, or a race
ticket, including an electronic ticket together with proof of
purchase. Passengers are advised to check the applicable entry and
visa requirements before travelling.

More information:
Relevant Order of the President of the Republic of
Azerbaijan



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