Starting 18 December 2024, Turkish Airlines will launch four weekly flights from Istanbul to Santiago, with a stopover in Sao Paulo in both directions. This new route brings the total number of destinations served in the Americas to 26.

Santiago de Chile will, thus, become the 26th destination served by Turkish Airlines in the American continent. With the addition of Chile, Turkish Airlines also consolidates its position as the airline that serves the largest number of countries in the world. Chile is going to be the 10 th country in the Americas that Turkish Airlines flies to.

National flag carrier Turkish Airlines is expanding its global network by adding Santiago, Chile, as the 26th destination in the Americas.Turkish Airlin

The addition of Sydney services follows the introduction of Turkish Airlines’ first flights to Australia when it began flights between Istanbul and Melbourne in March 2024 using Boeing 777-300ERs on the route. These flights now operate six times per week using the carrier’s latest Airbus A350-900s via Singapore.

Turkish Airlines (THY) is promising to introduce a unique culinary experience for its passengers – bread made from wheat sourced from Göbeklitepe,

Turkish Airlines flies to more countries than any other carrier. The airline’s network grows even more on December 4, 2024, when it adds Sydney, Australia to the mix. Marking the company’s second venture into the continent,

Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) has announced that Turkish Airlines (TK) would launch its inaugural direct flight from Istanbul (IST) to Sydney service via Kuala Lumpur (KUL) on December 5, 2024.

Turkish Airlines is expanding its Australian network with new Sydney flights, and has its sights on non-stop service in the future.

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