turkish airlines Archives - Aviation for Aviators

29
Jun

Turkish Airlines Adds Six Boeing 737-8 MAX Aircraft to Fleet

Mina Maher / 6 months
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Turkish Airlines, the flag carrier of Turkey, has signed a lease agreement for six additional Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft. The new airplanes will be built with AnadoluJet configuration and operated by the Turkish Airlines subsidiary. Turkish Airlines is Expanding the Fleet The airline already operates 28 of the -8 variant and has signed the lease […]

16
May

Turkish Airlines Gears Up for Massive 600 Aircraft Order Announcement

Youssef Yahya / 7 months
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3 min read

Turkish Airlines teases a gargantuan order of 600 aircraft. The first part of this deal will be announced at the forthcoming IATA AGM in Istanbul, 4-6 June. Professor Doctor Ahmed Bolat, the airline’s Chairman, shared some details at the airline’s new menu reveal event a couple of days ago. Turkish Airlines’ Massive Order Announcement In […]

22
Jul

Airlines of the World; “Widen Your World” Turkish airlines

Safwa Ashraf / 1 year
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5 min read

Continuing our airline series, today we’ll go through Turkish airlines.IATA: TK, ICAO: THY Part 4; Turkish airlines: It serves as Turkey’s official flag carrier airline. As well as, being the largest mainline carrier in the world by passenger destinations as of August 2019, operating scheduled routes to 315 locations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. The […]

07
Sep

Measures of Best Airlines in 2021

Marwa Ahmed / 2 years
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3 min read

An airline is a company that provides air transport services for passengers. The first airline company was a German one called DELAG which is founded in 1909. eDreams is one of the world’s leading online travel brands, it’s based in Barcelona, Spain. A true disruptor in the online travel booking sector since its foundation in […]

12
Jun

Turkish Airlines to relaunch 4 US routes this month.

/ 3 years
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2 min read

As countries around the world start to get the coronavirus under control, we will now start to see the slow rebound of air travel. Although airlines don’t expect that capacity will recover to pre-pandemic levels until around the middle of the decade, their main focus now is to start trying to get back to normal-notably […]