Air traffic between the Russian capital Moscow and Turkey's Antalya is currently booming. Turkish Airlines alone flies from Vnukovo in the morning within a few minutes with several machines. The airlines offer 38 daily connections to the coastal city from the three capital airports.

From Moscow-Vnukovo alone, eight flights operated by Turkish Airlines arrive at Antalya Airport between 06:40 and 08:00. These are mainly carried out with the Airbus A321 machine type and have the flight numbers TK4002, TK3653, TK3155, TK3159, TK2121, TK3135, TK3131, and TK3139. In addition, there are the connections ZF7787, ZF8871, ZF8881, which are operated by the competitor Azur Air. Thus, within a few hours in the morning wave, there are eleven flights between Moscow-Vnukovo and Antalya.

Between 13:20 p.m. and 19:30 p.m., eight more flights arrive from this Russian airport. Two of these, ZF8887 and ZF8873, are operated by Azur Air, while six are operated by Turkish Airlines: TK3651, TK3157, TK3655, TK3137, TK3133, TK3141. Thus, between the bottom line 19 flights from Moscow-VKO to Antalya.

Significantly fewer flights are operated from Moscow-Sheremetyevo in the direction of the Turkish coastal city. There are five connections in the morning wave: EO1801, WZ5095, WZ5079, XC8304 and SU2148. There are also the connections EO1805, SU2142, SU2146 and SU2144. So the bottom line is nine daily flights, with two operated by Pegasfly, two by Redwings, one by Corendon Airlines and four by Aeroflot.

Flights WZ4611, PC1577, PC1581, TK3151 and TK3147 take off from Moscow-Domodedovo in the morning. In addition, there are the connections TK3147, TK3955, TK3953, TK3153 and TK3149 throughout the day. Thus, there are ten daily flights. One is operated by Redwings, two by Pegasus and the rest by Turkish Airlines.

Various airlines operate 38 daily flights between Moscow and Antalya. The lion's share is offered by Turkish Airlines. 19 connections use Vnukovo Airport, ten Domodedovo and nine Sheremetyevo.