Turkish flag carrier became 'world's biggest network carrier' in terms of seat capacity on international flights in August.
The number of passengers on Turkish Airlines flights in July and August topped pre-pandemic levels, reaching 7.8 million.
(AA)
Turkish Airlines has become “the world’s biggest network carrier” in terms of seat capacity on international routes in August, the Turkish flag carrier has said.
The airline increased its seat capacity by 14 percent in August compared to 2019, according to a statement published on Saturday.
The number of passengers on Turkish Airlines flights in July and August topped pre-pandemic levels, reaching 7.8 million.
Ahmet Bolat, chairperson of Turkish Airlines’ board and executive committee, praised the company’s success in increasing its available seat kilometres (ASK), a measure of passenger carrying capacity, on international routes and overall passenger figures.
“As of August, we became the world’s biggest network carrier when it comes to available seat capacity on international flights,” he said.
Established in 1933, Turkish Airlines flies to 340 destinations in 129 countries with a fleet of 388 aircraft.
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Source: AA
