Turkish Airlines becomes Liverpool's new shirt sponsor
Starting with the 2027–28 season, the Turkish Airlines logo will appear on the front of Liverpool’s playing shirts
Starting with the 2027–28 season, the Turkish Airlines logo will appear on the front of Liverpool’s playing shirts
AZAL will resume direct scheduled passenger flights on the Baku-Astrakhan-Baku route from September 30, 2026.
ATOR has called on tourists not to worry about the cancellation of Pegasus and Turkish Airlines flights to Russia, describing the move as situational adjustments.
Air Anka will begin flying from Sochi to Antalya this week, with services from Krasnodar starting next week.
SunExpress Airlines will launch a new scheduled service between Izmir and Tashkent on August 1, with a frequency of four flights per week.
El Al has cancelled Moscow-Tel Aviv flights until September.
Red Wings will launch regular flights from Sochi to Tel Aviv starting in October, operating four times a week.
FlyOne Armenia's first scheduled passenger service from Yerevan to Kazan was operated today, with ticket sales reaching 87%.
Wizz Air will launch direct flights between Baku and Bratislava in September, with tickets now on sale.
Passenger service on the Baku-Nakhchivan-Baku route remains halted due to continuous downpours and hail.
Foreign carriers will be permitted to operate flights between Russian cities, according to an announcement by the Russian Ministry of Transport. No increase in traffic is expected for domestic carriers due to their limited fleets.
Sukhumi and St. Petersburg will be connected by direct flights, operated by iFly airline.
The Russian Ministry of Transport and Rosaviatsia have reached an agreement with Turkish Airlines to fully resume flights between Russia and Türkiye from May 9. The airline may also increase the number of flights on this day.
Rosaviatsia has authorized two Russian airlines, iFly and NordStar, to operate flights to Sukhum airport. Their planes will fly from Moscow and Krasnoyarsk.
FlyOne Armenia carrier has resumed international flights between Yerevan and Yekaterinburg since early April. The first flight in a year and a half has already arrived in the Urals.
Qazaq Air will resume flights from Samarkand to Turkestan. The first flights are scheduled for May 1, with departures on Thursdays and Sundays.
The first flight from Shymkent, Kazakhstan, to Cairo is scheduled for the end of May. It will be operated by SCAT Airlines.
The plane, flying from Mineralnye Vody to Dubai, had to interrupt the flight and return to the departure airpor due to a technical problem on board.
Southwind Airlines, a charter airline in Türkiye, has been acquired by the owner of the Kilit Group hotel chain.
Starting May 1, Nordwind Airlines will resume flights between the Dagestani capital and Perm. Flights will be operated twice a week.