Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Tripoli, Libya
Istanbul, Turkiye: Turkish Airlines has resumed flights to Tripoli, the capital of Libya, on March 28, 2024, with three flights a week—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
Turkiye’s flag carrier connects Africa to most destinations in the world. It operates 62 destinations across the African continent alone. Worldwide, the airline flies to 130 countries and 346 destinations.
During the inauguration ceremony at Mitiga International Airport, Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ekşi, stated: “As Turkish Airlines, we feel the excitement of connecting continents, this time in Tripoli, the capital of Libya. We are delighted to start flights again to Libya, with which we have historical ties. We will continue to bring cultures together in Africa, as in many continents.”
Turkish Airlines, which flies to 130 countries and 346 destinations, continues to provide its passengers with unlimited connectivity through new destinations, while also extending its high quality and service to every corner of the world.
Turkish Airlines passengers will be able to travel from Istanbul to Tripoli for USD 379 and from Tripoli to Istanbul for USD 299 between March 28 and May 31, 2024, with tickets purchased between March 23 and May 15, 2024.
The prices applicable within the scope of the campaign are the official website prices of Turkish Airlines; however, they may vary at ticket sales offices and agencies.
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Meanwhile, AnadoluJet, established as a sub-brand of Turkish Airlines in 2008 to meet the air transportation needs with more advantageous options, has started its ticket sales under the name “AJET” on its official website ajet.com as of March 12.
AnadoluJet has reunited over 150 million guests with their loved ones over the past 16 years since its establishment.
Now under its new name and scope, AJET is aiming to soar higher by offering a more modern, comfortable, and accessible experience for its guests while planning to be a prominent low-cost airline on a global scale and further strengthen its competitive position in the market.
AJET will operate flights to a total of 93 destinations, including 41 domestic and 52 international, with its fleet of 95 aircraft during the summer season of 2024. Within the next 10 years, it plans to fly to a total of 44 countries as a global growth target with a fleet of 200 aircraft.
