Turkish Airlines connects Istanbul Atatürk and Bremen; adds Dalaman to its Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen network.
Turkish Airlines adds Antalya, Bodrum and Izmir to its network from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport.
While the dust has settled following the busy season change period and it now is back to business as usual, anna.aero reports on the latest other celebrations. Which two airports in Asia-Pacific signed a cooperation agreement? How does Turkish Airlines use its sports sponsorships in its latest marketing campaign? And which airport in the Ukraine is now ready for EURO 2012?
Turkish Airlines now flies to Moscow Vnukovo Airport from Antalya and Istanbul Atatürk Airport.
After Turkish Airlines’ launch of flights to Novosibirsk in Russia’s Siberia region, the Star Alliance airline is the airport’s biggest foreign carrier, but which is the by far leading international country market? How dominant is domestic travel and which city ranks second after Moscow?
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.
Europe’s flag carriers had a fairly decent 2011 in terms of passenger growth. But which geographic markets performed best and worst? Which airlines grew fastest in terms of passengers and ASKs? And which carriers improved their load factors the most? Which four carriers managed to achieve greater than 80% load factors for the whole year?
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.
