Istanbul Ataturk Airport

IndiGo from July 24 will add its code to Turkish Airlines' daily flights between Istanbul Airport and Casablanca’s Mohammed V International Airport.

Salih Zeki Ozturk, CEO of Total Technic, discusses the company's future plans to look at potential joint ventures and enhance its repair capabilities.

Chairman Ahmet Bolat said the airline seeks to return to China and sees potential in India.

The airline is targeting routes to 14 destinations, including six in Europe and two in North America.

The airlines plan to cooperate on passenger and cargo routes.

Turkish Airlines will place its code on IndiGo’s Delhi-Istanbul route.

The JV would focus on routes between Serbia and Turkey.

The Aegean coast city becomes the third city and fourth airport in Turkey served from Budapest.

Australia is a whitespot in the carrier’s network of more than 300 destinations worldwide.

The progressive reopening of long-haul markets will see Europe’s passenger traffic rebound in 2022, but the pace of recovery is happening at two speeds and air connectivity remains “markedly degraded” compared with 2019 levels.

The airline will compete directly with Wizz Air on its return to the London market.