Turkish Airlines Chairman Ahmet Bolat outlines how cultural diplomacy, fleet expansion, and premium upgrades will drive the airline’s global growth ahead of its 2033 centenary.

LONDON (Reuters) -Turkish Airlines is exploring making a bid for a minority stake in Air Europa, the latest carrier to express interest in the Spanish airline, according to two sources with ...

Turkish Airlines and Icelandair announced the expansion of their existing codeshare partnership during the 81st IATA AGM in New Delhi, India. This expansion marks a significant step in strengthening ...

Türkİye, Economy Turkish Airlines carries 34M passengers in Jan-May period Total number of passengers up 3.7% year-on-year in 1st 5 months of year, while total cargo, mail volume rises 2.7% ...

Turkish Airlines, a leading global airline, has mandated the first financing structure to use the Sompo AXIS Aviation Finance Insurance (SAAFI), Aviation Non-Payment Insurance (ANPI) product.

Both airlines have different business models: Turkish Airlines, a full service, network airline with a global network and hub connections; and Pegasus Airlines, an ultra-LCC with a short/medium haul ...

Türkİye, World Turkish Airlines aims to integrate Africa with world Türkiye’s flag carrier plans to bring larger prominence to Africa with widening flight network as per its 2033 Strategy to ...

Turkish Airlines posted a healthy US$2.4 billion profit for 2024 despite a challenging aviation industry hit by geopolitical and global tensions.

Turkey’s national carrier – Turkish Airlines – said it recorded a profit of $2.4 billion from its main operations in 2024. The airline’s total revenues in 2024 increased by 8.2 per cent ...

The airline offered discounts and frequent flyer miles to travelers after they complained about bedbugs on flights, The New York Times reported.

Passengers on multiple Turkish Airlines flights reported bedbugs crawling on the seats and falling from the cabin – with the carrier brushing off the infestations, according to a report.

Passengers on several of the carrier’s flights said the biting pests were on seats, blankets and in overhead bins and that the airline did not take action.