Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines expects to announce an order for 600 aircraft in June, part of the airline’s plans to expand its fleet to over 800 aircraft by 2033.

The latest new route announcements, schedule changes and codeshares.

The carrier plans to double passenger capacity by 2033.

The MRO provider saw increases in revenues and global market share.

Turkish Airlines turned in a startlingly strong set of financial results for 2022, more than tripling its net profit compared to 2019.

The massive earthquake that struck 10 Turkish provinces and northern Syria has unleashed a flow of rescue personnel and equipment via the region's airlines.

India’s LCC IndiGo launched widebody operations Feb. 1 with their first wet-leased Boeing 777-300ER from Turkish Airlines.

MIAT Mongolian Airlines operates nonstop flights to Istanbul.

Routes details the latest new route announcements, as well as the services returning to carriers’ networks.

Turkish Airlines Chairman Ahmet Bolat wants United Airlines to return to Istanbul and also reveals how many Boeing 777-300s could be wet-leased to IndiGo beyond the initial three.

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority and Harry Reid International Airport have handed over the Routes World hosting responsibilities to iGA – Istanbul Airport.

The airline has a codeshare agreement in place with Turkish Airlines.

Chairman Ahmet Bolat said the airline seeks to return to China and sees potential in India.

The carriers said they plan to expand codesharing in the future.

The airline is targeting routes to 14 destinations, including six in Europe and two in North America.

The airline is targeting routes to 14 destinations, including six in Europe and two in North America.

The airlines plan to cooperate on passenger and cargo routes.

Decision makers from the world’s leading and fastest-growing carriers have confirmed their attendance at the 27th global route development forum.

Turkish Airlines will place its code on IndiGo’s Delhi-Istanbul route.

The JV would focus on routes between Serbia and Turkey.

Air Serbia and Turkish Airlines are seeking to expand their levels of commercial cooperation, potentially creating a joint venture between the two national carriers.

The Aegean coast city becomes the third city and fourth airport in Turkey served from Budapest.

Australia is a whitespot in the carrier’s network of more than 300 destinations worldwide.

Turkish Airlines is evaluating whether to use Airbus A350-1000XWB or Boeing 777X aircraft for nonstop services to Australia and is nearing a decision on 30 regional aircraft.

The Star Alliance member looks set to surpass 2019 capacity levels this month.