Atlasjet launches UK routes to London from Antalya and Istanbul
Atlasjet starts flying from both Antalya and Istanbul to London Stansted.
Atlasjet starts flying from both Antalya and Istanbul to London Stansted.
Turkish Airlines connects Istanbul Atatürk and Bremen; adds Dalaman to its Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen network.
Air France now flies between Nantes and Ajaccio in Corsica. The airline has also launched new routes from Nice and Toulouse airports.
Turkish Airlines now flies to Moscow Vnukovo Airport from Antalya and Istanbul Atatürk Airport.
Turkish Airlines now flies from its Istanbul Atatürk Airport hub to Novosibirsk Tolmachevo Airport in Siberia, Russia.
Turkish Airlines has started flying to Mogadishu from Istanbul Atatürk Airport.
Turkey’s air transport market is going from strength to strength. Airport traffic is booming and its two major airlines are both reporting double-digit growth. But which two airports have swopped places in the top 12 rankings? And which airlines have already announced what new routes to and from Turkey this summer?
Turkish Airlines expands its UK operation with a daily Gatwick service from Istanbul Atatürk.
New Istanbul to Misrata service will be served four times weekly, daily from early January.
China Southern Airlines now flies to Istanbul Atatürk Airport from Beijing via Ürümqi.
Turkish Airlines will have started 20 new routes (19 international) from Istanbul’s main airport by the end of 2011. As a result it has now well and truly overtaken Lufthansa for the most non-stop destinations from a single airport in Europe. But how quickly have passenger numbers grown in recent years and which geographic market segments are growing fastest in 2011?