Turkish Airlines: Fly in the Elite Inflight Hospitality

Turkish Airlines is one of the largest mainline carriers in the world based on the number of passenger destinations. The Carrier has long been a solid airline and operates its services to the rest of the world via its primary hub at Istanbul Airport in Arnavutköy. The Carrier's secondary hubs are Ankara Esenboğa Airport and İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport. However, Istanbul Airport is the world's second-largest aviation hub based on international passenger traffic, serving 27 million international passengers annually. The Carrier is one of the reputed carriers worldwide that serve as Turkey's national flag carrier airline. The airline is a member of the internationally renowned Star Alliance, the world's largest air alliance and boasts 26 different member airlines. Turkish Airlines has codeshare agreements with 57 airlines and interline agreements with 8 airlines—making it a prevailing airline in the industry. Including Air Canada, Copa Airlines, United Airlines, Philippine Airlines, EgyptAir, Etihad Airways, Middle East Airlines, etc. Since its establishment 89 years ago, Turkish Airlines has quietly developed to become a global powerhouse. However, the airline is renowned worldwide for its exceptional client assistance, providing its passengers with flawless and hassle-free trips. The airline was awarded 'Best Airline in Europe' by the World Airline Awards, organised by Skytrax.

Turkish Airlines is Turkey's award-winning airline, which plays a significant part in air conveyance in the region. According to a survey, Turkish Airlines now ranked on the list of top 20 airlines from all over the world. The airline regularly operates one thousand domestic and international flights on scheduled routes and serves nearly 53.9 million passengers. The Carrier has long carried the reputable title of operating flights to more countries than any other airline. Turkish Airlines offers direct flights to over 340 global destinations in 129 countries spread across all six inhabited mainlands from its largest aviation hub, including 53 domestic and 12 in the United States. The airline operates a fleet of 388 operational aircraft consisting of 13 passenger aircraft types. The Carrier has ordered 50 planes from Boeing and Airbus to cover the demand. In addition, Turkish Airlines is the largest operator of Airbus aircraft in the region. Turkish Carrier's frequent-flyer program, called Miles & Smiles, allows passengers to spend their earned miles on Turkish Airlines flights, as well as the flight operated by the Star Alliance network. However, the program allows frequent passengers to purchase tickets with earned miles and priority check-in.