Corendon announces Izmir and Ankara from Bremen

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Corendon announces Izmir and Ankara from Bremen

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The holiday airline Corendon is expanding its presence at Bremen Airport in the 2021 summer flight schedule. The destinations Ankara and Izmir are offered seasonally from the Hanseatic city. Here, the Turkish part of the group comes into operation.

According to an announcement from Bremen Airport, both routes will be started at the end of June 2021 and should initially be operated until the beginning of September 2021. Corendon is currently planning two round trips per week to Ankara and Izmir. Boeing 737-800s, which are operated by the Turkish Corendon Airlines, have been announced as aircraft.

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