Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan

Zvartnots International Airport is the main airport serving Yerevan and the most important international air gateway in Armenia. It handles arrivals, departures, transit passengers, baggage services, airport assistance, airline coordination, parking, passenger information and many practical travel needs. For most foreign visitors arriving in Armenia by air, Zvartnots is the first point of contact with the country. The airport is located in the Yerevan 0042 area, west of the city, with road access to central Yerevan, hotels, bus routes, taxis and private transfers.

The airport’s official contact information lists the local call center number as 1-87 and the international call number as +374 10 493 111. A switchboard number, +374 10 493 000, is also publicly listed for airport-related contact. For customer service inquiries or claims, the airport publicly lists [email protected]. These contacts are useful for checking flight information, airport services, assistance procedures, lost or delayed baggage direction, passenger guidance, terminal questions, parking questions and general airport support. For airline-specific changes, cancellations, refunds or ticket rules, the airline or ticket seller may still be the correct contact.

Before calling the airport, prepare the flight number, airline name, date of travel, route, booking reference if available, passenger name and a clear description of the issue. If the issue involves mobility assistance, baggage, a missed connection, travel documents or a passenger who needs medical support at the airport, explain that immediately. If you are calling from outside Armenia, use the international format +374 10 493 111. If you are already in Armenia and using a local phone, the short number 1-87 may be easier.

Zvartnots airport contacts are not a replacement for Armenia’s emergency services. If there is a medical emergency, call 103; if police assistance is needed, call 102; if there is fire, danger or a general emergency, use 112, 911 or 101 depending on the situation. At the airport itself, staff and security can direct passengers to the appropriate service, but in life-threatening situations emergency numbers should be used without delay. Travelers should arrive early, keep passports and boarding documents ready, check baggage rules before leaving for the airport and confirm terminal timing during peak travel periods, holidays or weather disruptions.