The city is served by Narimanovo Airport named after Soviet Azerbaijani politician Nariman Narimanov.
It is managed by OAO Aeroport Astrakhan.
After its reconstruction and the building of the international sector, opened in February 2011, Narimanovo Airport is one of the most modern regional airports in Russia.
There are direct flights between Astrakhan and Aktau, Istanbul, St. Petersburg and Moscow.

Astrakhan is linked by rail to the north (Volgograd and Moscow), the east (Atyrau and Kazakhstan) and the south (Makhachkala and Baku).
There are direct trains to Moscow, Volgograd, Saint Petersburg, Baku, Kiev, Brest and other towns.
Intercity and international buses are available as well.
Public local transport is mainly provided by buses and minibuses called marshrutkas.
Until 2007 there were also trams, and until 2017 trolleybuses.
The city is served by Narimanovo Airport named after Soviet Azerbaijani politician Nariman Narimanov. It is managed by OAO Aeroport Astrakhan. After its reconstruction and the building of the international sector, opened in February 2011, Narimanovo Airport is one of the most modern regional airports in Russia. There are direct flights between Astrakhan and Aktau, Istanbul, St. Petersburg and Moscow.
Astrakhan is linked by rail to the north (Volgograd and Moscow), the east (Atyrau and Kazakhstan) and the south (Makhachkala and Baku). There are direct trains to Moscow, Volgograd, Saint Petersburg, Baku, Kiev, Brest and other towns. Intercity and international buses are available as well. Public local transport is mainly provided by buses and minibuses called marshrutkas. Until 2007 there were also trams, and until 2017 trolleybuses.
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