Turkish Airlines flights

Turkish Airlines is the largest airline in Turkey, and actually one of the biggest operators in the world with several hundreds of destinations. The airline is the flag carrier of Turkey and has its main hub in Istanbul. Turkish Airlines offers connections to both Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe. They are a part of the global alliance Star Alliance.

Re-launch Flights from ASR to Stuttgart with Turkish Airlines will resume on July 27

Re-launch Stuttgart-Kayseri flights to be re-launched by Turkish Airlines on July 26

Re-launch On July 26, Turkish Airlines will re-launch flights from Trabzon to Stuttgart

Re-launch Turkish Airlines re-launches Stuttgart to Trabzon flights on Jul 25

Re-launch Turkish Airlines plans to restart Kayseri-Vienna flights on Jun 28

New route Fly to Istanbul from OHD with Turkish Airlines. New route launches on Mar 27

New route New route from Istanbul to Ohrid with Turkish Airlines on March 27

New airline On Mar 27, Turkish Airlines will start flights from Ohrid to Istanbul

New airline New Turkish Airlines-route to Ohrid from IST. Fly on March 27 or later

Turkish Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Turkish Airlines at IST route map — #1 **Istanbul (IST)**
13,529 flights

Turkish Airlines at ESB route map — #2 **Ankara (ESB)**
406 flights

Turkish Airlines at AYT route map — #3 **Antalya (AYT)**
363 flights

Turkish Airlines at ADB route map — #4 **Izmir (ADB)**
326 flights

Turkish Airlines at COV route map — #5 **Mersin (COV)**
282 flights

Turkish Airlines at LHR route map — #6 **London (LHR)**
184 flights

Turkish Airlines at ASR route map — #7 **Kayseri (ASR)**
179 flights

Turkish Airlines at GZT route map — #8 **Gaziantep (GZT)**
174 flights

Turkish Airlines at IKA route map — #9 **Tehran (IKA)**
173 flights

Turkish Airlines at VKO route map — #10 **Moscow (VKO)**
168 flights

Turkish Airlines at CDG route map — #11 **Paris (CDG)**
165 flights

Turkish Airlines at ECN route map — #12 **Ercan (ECN)**
159 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.