Turkish Airlines Expands Fleet with 220 New Airbus Aircraft

The latest order increases the airline's total order with Airbus to 504 planes, reinforcing its position in global aviation.

Turkish Airlines has placed an order for 220 new planes from Airbus, expanding its fleet.
The order includes 150 narrow-body A321 Neo aircraft, 50 wide-body A350-900 jets, 15 A350-1000 planes, and five A350F cargo aircraft.
Turkish Airlines will also procure engine maintenance services and spare engines for the A350 aircraft from Rolls-Royce.
With this latest order, Turkish Airlines' total order with Airbus increases to 504 planes, of which 212 have already been delivered.
Turkish Airlines aims to modernize its fleet with more efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft, reinforcing its leading position in global aviation and contributing to Turkey's prominence as an aviation hub.