The Republic of Azerbaijan has an existing transport infrastructure, which includes air, rail, highway, marine and pipeline transportation. According to the State Statistics Committee in recent years, an annual average the vehicles have been transported through the Republic of Azerbaijan Railways: 2, km.
Highways: 59, km. It is based in Baku. In , the year after the purchase of a new batch of aircrafts Β«BoeingΒ» for further flight, it is planned to open permanent routes to North America and Southeast Asia. More information about the company's activities and schedule of flights is available on the official website Heydar Aliyev International Airport meeting the requirements of international standards is the main airport-based airline, is located in the north-east, 20 km from Baku the city, and connected to the city by two modern high-speed highways.
Duty free shops Duty Free operate at the international airport located both in at point of arrival and point of departure. In the area Duty Free the purchases are paid by cards and in cash, in U. In April , it was put into operation a new runway capable of accepting the most heavy and modern liners. Length of the new runway is , width - 75 meters, and the area - thousand square meters.
The complex of buildings of Baku railway station consists of an old Tiflis station, built in , the new building of the Baku-Passenger Station s of XX century and Sabunchu station , specially built for the USSR's first electric trains which had to carry the workers to the oil fields of Absheron Baku-Sabunchi.
Station complex is in the centre of town, next to 28th May underground. Trains also make trips to Ganja, and electric trains to Sumgait city, Hovsan and Mardakan settlements. It is a diversified transport organization whose main activity is the transportation of goods with a predominance of oil and oil products. Strategies and priorities for the development of the shipping aim at making better use of the Eurasian Transport Corridor.
