Turkish Airlines

Turkish Airlines , in Turkish, Türk Cut Yolları . (Code AITA: TK ; Code ICAO: THY ) is the Turkish Airline company national.

History

May 20th 1933: the company was founded under law 2186 in Ankara under the name of State Airlines Administration. The company has at this time a fleet of King Air, 2 F-13 Junkers and a ATH-9.
1935 : the company passes under the ministry for the public affairs.

1938 : the name of the company changes to be General Directorate off State Airlines.
1945 : the DC-3 is introduced into the fleet.
1947 : first Ankara-Istanbul-Athène international flight.
May 1st 1956: the company takes the name of Türk Hava Yollari/Turkish Airlines.
1958 - 1960: F-27 and Vickers Viscount join the fleet.
1967 : first Jet aircraft in the fleet, the DC-9.
1971 : first 707 in the fleet.
1973 : F-27 is replaced by F-28 and the DC-10 joined the fleet.
1974 : B727 joint in its turn with the Turkish fleet.
1984 : the company is regarded as " STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE" and its capital increases to 60 billion will read Turkish.
1985 : A310 is introduced.
Situation in 2007: The company has a fleet of: 7 A340, 7 A310, 1 A310F, 41 B737-800, 11 B737-400, 12 A321, 16 A320, 2 A319, 5 A330. Total: 101 apparatuses.

Destinations

List of the Turkish Airlines flights throughout the world (not very complete).

Turkey

Turkey: Adana, Adıyaman, Ağrı, Ankara, Antalya, Bodrum, Bursa, Dalaman, Denizli, Diyarbakır, Elazığ, Erzincan, Erzurum, Eskişehir, Gaziantep, Istanbul, İzmir, Kars, Kayseri, Konya, Malatya, Nevşehir, Samsun, Şanlıurfa, Sivas, Trabzon, Van

Africa

* Algeria: Algiers *: Cairo * Ethiopia: Addis Ababa * Libya: Tripoli * Morocco: Casablanca * Nigeria: Lagos * Sudan: Khartoum * Tunisia: Tunis

Asia

Central Asia

* Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana * Kyrgyzstan: Bichkek * Tadjikistan: Douchanbé * Turkménistan: Achgabat * Ouzbékistan: Tachkent

East Asia

* Japan: Osaka, Tokyo * China: Beijing, HongKong, Shanghai * Korea: Drunk person

Southeast Asia

* Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur * Singapoure: Singapore * Thailand: Bangkok

South Asia

* India: New Delhi, Mumbai * Pakistan: Karâchi

Asia of South-west

* Azerbaïdjan: Bakou * Bahrain: Manama * Cyprus: Nicosy * United Arab Emirates: Abou Dabi, Dubai * Georgia: Batoum, Tbilissi * Iran: Tabriz, Teheran * Israel: Such-Aviv-Jaffa * Yemen: Sanaa * Jordan: Amman * Kuwait: Kuwait * Lebanon: Beirut * Oman: Mascate * Qatar: Doha * Saudi Arabia: Djeddah, Riyadh * Syria: Damas

Europe

* Albania: Tirana * Belgium: Brussels * Bosnia-Herzégovine: Sarajevo * Bulgaria: Sofia * Denmark: Copenhagen * Finland: Helsinki * France: Lyon, Nice, Paris, Strasbourg * Greece: Athens * Ireland: Dublin * Italy: Milan, Rome, Venice * Croatia: Zagreb * Latvia: Riga * Macedonia: Skopje * Moldavie: Chişinău * Netherlands: Amsterdam * Norway: Oslo * Poland: Warsaw * Portugal: Lisbon * Romania: Bucharest * Russia: Iekaterinbourg, Kazan, Moscow, Rostov, St Petersbourg * Switzerland: Basel, Geneva, Zurich * Serbia: Belgrade, Priština * Slovenia: Ljubljana * Spain: Barcelona, Madrid * The United Kingdom London, Manchester * Sweden: Stockholm * Tchéquie: Prague * Germany: Berlin, Cologne/Bonn, Dusseldorf, Francfort-sur-le-Main, Hamburg, Hannover, Munich, Nuremberg, Stuttgart * Ukraine: Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Kiev, Odessa, Simferopol * Hungary: Budapest * Bielorussia: Minsk * Austria: Vienna

''' North America '''

* The United States: Chicago, New York

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