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Airport code guide

Istanbul airport: IST or SAW?

Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gökçen are distinct airports. A city-only flight listing can hide the difference, but the three-letter code on the itinerary does not. FlyGamma therefore keeps separate records for IST and SAW.

Choose by the code on your ticket

IST means Istanbul Airport and SAW means Sabiha Gökçen. Before opening a board, copy the airport code from the operating airline's flight details. For an itinerary involving more than one flight, check the arrival airport of the first leg and the departure airport of the second independently.

Published airport records

Each record below describes a dated window of flights seen by FlyGamma. Use the separate board links for a current request.

Checking a connection or pickup

The archive pages below summarize what FlyGamma saw over a published window; they do not tell you whether your flight is scheduled today. If you have to move between IST and SAW, verify the exact plan with the airline. A matching city name alone does not establish a same-airport connection.

What FlyGamma can and cannot confirm

The linked airport records are observations from the published archive window, not a timetable. The live-board buttons ask for a limited current window when pressed; an empty answer does not prove no flight operates today. For a particular journey, search the flight number and confirm the result with the operating airline or airport. See what the feed can see.

Need to verify a three-letter code independently? Use IATA’s official airport-code search. For travel decisions, the current airline booking is the authority.