Suprunovka Airport (PLV)

Suprunovka Airport (PLV), officially known as Poltava International Airport, is a primary regional aviation hub serving central Ukraine, located approximately 4.3 miles (7 km) west of the Poltava city center. The airport operates from a single, modern two-story passenger terminal that gained international status in 2018 following significant infrastructure renovations. It acts as a critical link for the Poltava Oblast, designed to handle up to 400 passengers per hour and connect the region to major national hubs like Kyiv via carriers such as Ukraine International Airlines. The terminal infrastructure provides a range of essential amenities across its unified layout, including a modernized waiting hall and a dedicated VIP lounge for business travelers and high-profile guests. Travelers have access to a landside café on the ground floor that serves coffee and light refreshments, alongside functional check-in counters and streamlined security screening points. While the facility currently lacks large-scale commercial retail, it provides a professional and efficient environment for both domestic and regional international transit. Ground transportation to central Poltava is well-supported by local taxi ranks and suburban bus services situated near the terminal forecourt, providing a quick 15-minute link to the city's main districts via the M-03 highway. The facility also features secure on-site parking situated conveniently in front of the terminal building. Travelers should note that as of early 2026, civilian air travel in the region remains heavily restricted, and the facility is undergoing further large-scale reconstruction projects to eventually support a wider range of commercial jet aircraft.