Turkish Airlines News
M.Akir Konar, SVP Marketing & Sales, Turkish Airlines @ ITB Berlin 2011
BTN taks to M.Akir Konar, SVP Marketing & Sales, Turkish Airlines at ITB Berlin 2011
Turkish Airlines resumes operations to Istanbul from Domodedovo Airport
On November 1 2010 Turkish Airlines resumed flights from Sabiha Gokcen International Airport located in Asian part of Istanbul to Moscow Domodedovo Airport. The flights will be operated by the airline’s subsidiary – AnadoluJet.
Turkish Airlines takes delivery of first 777-300ER
Turkish Airlines has taken delivery of its first 777-300ER aircraft from American manufacturer Boeing, marking a significant milestone for the flag-carrier. The new aircraft will serve as the platform for the introduction of Turkish Airlines’ new Comfort Class cabin for the first time.
Turkish cabin crew ordered to lose weight
Turkish Airlines has given a group of flight attendants six months to slim down or face reassignment to ground positions. The employees, 13 women and 15 men, have been placed on unpaid leave until they lose weight in the first case of its kind for a European carrier.
Ayse Misirli Mirza, Director - Dubai & Sri Lanka, Turkish Airlines @ ATM 2010
Ayse Misirli Mirza, Director - Dubai & Sri Lanka, Turkish Airlines
Turkish confirms Boeing order
Turkish Airlines has signed an order with Boeing for five 777-300ER (Extended Range) airplanes valued at $1.36 billion at current list prices.
Turkish Airlines 737 was on autopilot
The Turkish Airlines Boeing 737 that crashed at Schiphol airport last week was running on autopilot, according to initial findings by Dutch investigation officials.The engines then cut out because a faulty altimeter prompted the plane to cut power to its engines, causing it to crash into farmland just short of Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport, killing nine people, including the three pilots, and injuring a further 50.
Turkish Airlines plane crashes at Schiphol
A Turkish Airlines flight has crashed into farmland just short of Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport, killing nine people and injuring a further 50.The Boeing 737-800, with 128 passengers plus seven crew members on board, crashed in a field near a motorway and broke into three pieces. However worse casualties were avoided because fire did not break out.
Turkish Airlines plans mobiles inflight
AeroMobile has signed an agreement with Turkish Technic to provide the technology for mobile phone use on board the aircraft of its parent company, Turkish Airlines.