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The Turkish low-cost airline Ajet also intends to set course for Berlin and Stuttgart from Adana in the summer of 2024. The last-mentioned city will be served on Friday and Saturday from June 1, 2024.
Ajet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, has announced that it will operate its first passenger flights to the United Kingdom. Flight operations are scheduled to begin on March 31, 2024. It is the “successor”
The Turkish low-cost airline Anadolujet is starting the connection between Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen and Cairo this week. Five weekly flights are planned. The Turkish low-cost airline Anadolujet wants to start the Istanbul-Cairo route this week.
The Tukish Airlines subsidiary Ajet has been granted AOC and operating license by the Turkish Civil Aviation Authority. This means that the prerequisites for the start of flight operations, which are scheduled to take place in March 2024, are met. Currently Anadolujet is a brand of
The Turkish Airlines Group has begun transferring the first Boeing 737-800 aircraft to the AOC of the subsidiary Ajet. This will continue and expand the low-cost activities that were previously offered under the Anadolujet brand.
In the future, Turkish Airlines will operate its own low-cost airline under the name AJet Air Transport. The carrier will appear externally as AJet.com and is expected to grow strongly in the next few years. Operational flight operations will take place in
AnadoluJet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines, plans to launch a flight between Istanbul and Belgrade. Four weekly flights are planned. AnadoluJet, Turkish Airlines' low-cost subsidiary, plans to start flights between Istanbul
Even before the corona pandemic, Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines was pursuing rapid growth. Now they want to shift gears again and expand the fleet to 800 machines within ten years. There is a particular focus here
It has been known for a long time that Turkish Airlines wants to spin off the cheap brand Anadolujet and thus make it independent. It is currently a brand. Now the aim is that the low coster from summer 2024 under
Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines has signed a lease agreement for six Boeing 737 Max 8s with CDB Aviation. These are intended for use under the cheap brand Anadolujet. The machines come from an existing order of Lessor and
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