Turkish Airlines’ Anadolujet Launches International Flights

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photo credit: https://www.turkishairlines.com
Turkish Airlines’ AnadoluJet brand is scheduled to commence International flight operations on March 29 from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport. Founded in 2008, AnadoluJet has been operating domestic flights within.
AnadoluJet which is a subsidiary of Turkish Airlines will add international flights covering 26 destinations in 16 countries to its routes in Turkey. The new destinations are Ercan, Amsterdam, Kuwait, Barcelona, Dubai, Berlin, Baghdad, Brussels, Bahreyn, Dusseldorf, Baku Frankfurt, Jeddah, London, Erbil, Milan, Riyadh, Munich, Tehran, Stuttgart, Tel Aviv, Paris, Tibilisi, Rome, Damman, Vienna, Abu Dhabi, and Medina.        
AnadoluJet is a low- cost airline with its aircraft consisting of solely economy class to increase passenger capacity offering services to more customers at a lower cost.
Turkish Airlines said it will handle the whole operational processes of the airline such as the ground services and technical maintenances.
Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee, M. İlker Aycı stated; “To this day, we carried millions of passengers to four corners of the world with our brand Turkish Airlines. From March 29 on, AnadoluJet will continue the example of Turkish Airlines and will open its doors to the world, allowing us to carry more passengers with Turkish hospitality. We wish to make AnadoluJet the airline that becomes the meeting point of the world just as its namesake Anatolia, the land that was and is the connecting point of numerous civilizations throughout history. I believe that after connecting Anatolia from one corner to another, AnadoluJet will successfully connect cities of the world with its affordable flights.”

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