AJet Launches 70 Weekly Direct Flights from Ankara to 5 New Countries
AJet is implementing a major expansion plan to transform the capital city Ankara into a new hub for international air transport. According to the plan announced by Fuat Oktay, Chairman of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee and Ankara Deputy, a total of 70 weekly direct flights to 8 destinations in 5 new countries will be launched by the end of 2025.
Within this scope, the first flights will be operated to Barcelona and Madrid at the end of October. In the following period, direct flights to major European cities such as Brussels, Milan, and Rome will begin.
Ankara to Become an International Air Bridge
After a meeting with AJet CEO Kerem Sarp, Fuat Oktay stated that a direct air bridge will be established from Ankara to world capitals and strategic centers. Oktay expressed that within the framework of the “Ankara Vision 2035” projects, they will expand the direct flight network to Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkish Republics.
Strengthening Ties with Turkish Republics
The new flight plan aims to further strengthen the air transportation network among the Turkish Republics. This move by AJet will position Ankara as a regional international hub.
