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Updated: 16/10/2026
The world's lowest international airport, serving Kazakhstan's Caspian oil region. From here you can fly directly to Amsterdam, which is also below sea level.
Sources: Wikipedia: Atyrau Airport · OurAirports: UATG
Built for Caspian-coast tourism before 1979. Flights to Mashhad run about once a week; Iranian domestic services have been irregular since the 2026 shutdown.
Sources: Wikipedia: Ramsar International Airport · Avionio: IR3371
In the Volga delta near the Caspian. Named after the painter Boris Kustodiev, who was born in Astrakhan.
Sources: Wikipedia: Narimanovo Airport · OurAirports: URWA
The airport of the former Shah's summer capital. Flights resumed in August 2026 after a long gap.
Sources: Wikipedia: Noshahr Airport · Avionio: NSH departures (Oct 2026)
In California's Imperial Valley. Its subsidised flights to Los Angeles and Phoenix change operator on 1 November 2026.
Sources: AirNav: KIPL (FAA data) · Wikipedia: Imperial County Airport
On Iran's Caspian coast, with flights to Tehran and Ahvaz.
Sources: Wikipedia: Rasht Airport · Avionio: RAS departures (Oct 2026)
Built on top of the Narges Tepe archaeological mound, which was excavated in 2004 and 2006.
Sources: Wikipedia: Gorgan Airport · Avionio: GBT departures (Oct 2026)
Built in 1955–56 in the Zestienhoven polder, after Rotterdam's earlier airport was destroyed in the war.
Sources: Wikipedia: Rotterdam The Hague Airport · OurAirports: EHRD
Stands on the bed of the Haarlemmermeer, a lake drained in 1848–52. Ships once sailed where planes now land.
Sources: Wikipedia: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol · OurAirports: EHAM
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