Baku Airport Parking (GYD): Options & Tips

Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport (GYD) has car parks next to the terminal, so it is a short walk from your car to check-in. There are areas both for quick drop-offs and pick-ups and for leaving a vehicle while you travel.

Short-stay versus long-stay

Short-stay areas sit closest to the terminal and are designed for dropping someone off, collecting an arriving passenger, or a brief visit, where you pay for a small number of hours. Long-stay parking is the sensible choice when you are flying away for several days; it is usually better value for longer periods. If you are only meeting a flight, head for the short-stay area and keep an eye on the arrivals board.

Rates and how to pay

Parking charges and the exact zone layout are set by the airport operator and can be revised, so we quote no figures here. Take your entry ticket at the barrier and keep it safe, as you normally need it to pay and to raise the barrier on the way out. The currency is the manat (₼); check whether the machines take cards or cash. Confirm the current tariff on the official airport channels before you travel.

Practical tips

• Note your row or bay before you walk into the terminal.
• Keep your parking ticket with your travel documents, not in the car.
• Hired a car? Ask whether your rental company wants it returned to its own desk rather than left in public parking.
• Only meeting or dropping off? Do not leave a car unattended at the kerb.

Parking arrangements and prices can change, so confirm the current details on the official airport channels close to your travel date.