Turkish order for Boeing MAX outshone by Airbus neo sale

Turkish Airlines, which recorded a 36 percent increase in passenger traffic from Abu Dhabi in 2012, is planning further expansion on routes to the Middle East. The carrier said it was adding two new weekly flights from the UAE capital to Istanbul to ...

The Turkish transportation minister said the number of airway passengers would reach a record high level in 2013. World Bulletin/News Desk Turkish Transportation Minister Binali Yildirim said that airway transportation in Turkey would reach a record ...

Etihad Airways has acquired three airport services companies to accelerate and consolidate the development of in-flight catering services, ground handling and cargo operations at Abu Dhabi International Airport. The acquisition will provide ...

Turkish Airlines said Chief Executive Temel Kotil will remain in his post and plans to lead negotiations with trade unions, following a board meeting to consider his future after Kotil was suspended from office. There is no disagreement in the ...

A US Airways plane touched down without landing gear at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey early Saturday morning. Plane lands without landing gear at... 8min Turkish protesters clash with police 35min Cleveland officers describe ...

(AME Info - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- QATAR AIRWAYS, BANGKOK AIRWAYS IN CODESHARE DEAL: Qatar Airways has signed a new codeshare agreement with Bangkok Airways covering destinations across Thailand and the capital cities ...

Filed under Aviation, Europe, News ISTANBUL, 13 May 2013: Turkish Airlines has added German highflier Borussia Dortmund to its sponsorship roster, taking fierce competition with Gulf carriers from the skies to the world's premier football stadiums.

US aerospace giant The Boeing Company (BA) has finalized an important order with Turkish Airlines for 70 Boeing single-aisle 737 aircrafts. The deal − considered as the largest Boeing order in Turkish Airlines history − is valued at $6.9 billion ...

Turkish Airways has backed down on a proposed ban on flight attendants wearing brightly coloured lipstick or nail polish. News of the measure had caused concern among secular Turks who believed it was a sign the country was becoming "too Islamic".