News from Turkey

Turkish Airlines has canceled 180 flights scheduled for Saturday as heavy snowfall hit Istanbul.

Turkey's low-cost Pegasus Airlines announced on Thursday that it has canceled flights to and from Russia.

Turkey’s national flag carrier, Turkish Airlines is resuming free stopover services with plans to expand the project after a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, it announced on Wednesday.

National flag carrier Turkish Airlines has canceled some 205 flights set to operate on Thursday as heavy snow is predicted in Istanbul.

High-level Russia-Ukrainian talks set for Thursday in Turkey are largely thanks to the efforts of Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Ukrainian media quoted the country’s top diplomat as saying.

Turkey's national flag carrier Turkish Airlines on Monday announced an extension in the suspension of flights to and from Ukraine and Moldova due to Russia's war on Ukraine.

As the coronavirus seems to be receding, Turkey has lifted its requirement to wear a mask outdoors, a longtime requirement to stem the spread of COVID-19, the country's health minister, Fahrettin Koca said.

Turkish Mediterranean city of Antalya hosted the 17th Runtalya Marathon. The marathon, which includes a 3-day-long sporting festival along with entertainment, consists of four events; handicapped, marathon, half marathon and 10km team run.

The global aviation sector left behind a period spanning over a year experiencing its greatest crisis and losses to date.

Turkiye's flag carrier Turkish Airlines canceled all Ukraine flights as of Thursday after Ukraine closed its air space to civilian flights.

Europe's medical tourism is shifting towards Turkey, according to the general manager of an Ankara-based health organization.

Turkiye’s state-run aid agency held a training program for tourism workers in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku.

Bringing together millions of tourists with Turkey’s cities of exquisite beauty, Turkish Airlines will contribute greatly to the 2022 summer season with tourism-focused flights.

After signing an agreement with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to be the first airline in Turkey to trial IATA’s Travel Pass, Pegasus Airlines has now successfully completed the app’s trial period and signed a commercial agreement with IATA to be among the first airlines in the world to go live with the launch of the app on international routes.