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Turkish Airlines Launches Inaugural Flight to Australia from Istanbul

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Turkish Airlines Launches Inaugural Flight To Australia From Istanbul

Turkish Airlines has successfully launched its first inaugural flight to Australia from Istanbul, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s expansion. The flight landed at Melbourne Airport at 8.40pm local time, establishing Melbourne as Turkish Airlines’ 346th destination and Australia as its 130th country to operate in.

The new flight service will be operated three times per week, featuring state-of-the-art aircraft including the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for the Winter operation and the A350-900 for the Summer operation.

Passengers traveling on Turkish Airlines’ Australian services can expect unparalleled in-air and on-ground experiences, with premium services offered in both Business and Economy class. The airline aims to ensure passengers arrive at their destinations feeling rejuvenated and well-rested.

Professor Dr. Ahmet Bolat, Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee of Turkish Airlines, expressed pride in solidifying the connection between Türkiye and Australia through this new service. He welcomed all Australians to experience Türkiye’s rich culture, history, landscapes, and cuisine.

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