Turkish Airlines announced the flight frequency increase on Istanbul – Lviv (LWO) – Istanbul route.
Turkey’s national carrier will increase frequency to 10 weekly flights as of October 28, 2018.
Flight Number | Start | End | Days | Departure | Destination |
TK 441 | 28.Oct.2018 | 30.Mar.2019 | 1.34.67 | IST 05:10 | LWO 07:10 |
TK 442 | 28.Oct.2018 | 30.Mar.2019 | 1.34.67 | LWO 08:05 | IST 10:10 |
TK 443 | 28.Oct.2018 | 29.Mar.2019 | 12.45.7 | IST 16:25 | LWO 18:25 |
TK 444 | 28.Oct.2018 | 29.Mar.2019 | 12.45.7 | LWO 19:20 | IST 21:30 |
* All times are in UTC
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