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Turkish Airlines

Türkiye's flag carrier airline

Turkish Airlines is Türkiye's national flag carrier airline. Headquartered in Istanbul, the company's flight network extends to Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, North Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa, Oceania, and North and South America.

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Economy 7 sources

Turkish Airlines ranks fifth in the world and first in Europe at Skytrax 2026 awards

At the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards announced in London, Turkish Airlines rose to 5th place in the world ranking and was named "Best Airline in Europe" for the 11th time; the company left the ceremony with a total of 8 awards. Singapore Airlines took first place.

Source spectrum State State Pro-government Pro-gov Independent Indep. Opposition Opp. Foreign Foreign
Star: THY 11. kez Avrupa'nın en iyisi oldu! Skytrax'tan tam 8 ödül geldi3rd to publish37 citations today Yeni Asır: THY, 11'inci kez Avrupa'nın 'en iyisi' seçildi2nd to publish11 citations today Karar: THY, 2026 Skytrax Ödülleri'nde dünyanın en iyi 5'inci havayolu seçildi1st to publish42 citations today Sigorta Gündem: Türk Hava Yolları Avrupa’nın en iyisi seçildi!7th to publish11 citations today +2 PSM · 6th to publishEkonomi Manşet · 5th to publish Cumhuriyet: Dünyanın en iyi hava yolları belli oldu: THY ilk 5'e girdi4th to publish34 citations today
Photo: Daily Sabah

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Report says THY's order for 150 Boeing jets could be signed next week

According to a Daily Sabah report citing Reuters, the order for 150 Boeing 737 Max jets, which had stalled due to an engine maintenance dispute, is back on track and could be signed next week. Boeing and CFM declined to comment, and THY did not respond to a request for comment.

Source spectrum State State Pro-government Pro-gov Independent Indep. Opposition Opp. Foreign Foreign
Daily Sabah: Turkish Airlines' 150 Boeing 737 Max deal could be signed next week1 citation today

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