Corendon Airlines is expanding its Europe–Turkey flight network for the 2026 summer season. The airline has added Bodrum and Dalaman routes from Amsterdam to its schedule. The flights are reported to begin on April 18, 2026.
New Flight Support from Corendon for Turkish Tourism
As part of its planning for the 2026 summer season, Corendon Airlines has decided to increase flight capacity between the Netherlands and Turkey. According to information published on the aviation data platform Aeroroutes, the company has included two new Turkey routes from Amsterdam in its schedule.
According to the plan, the airline aims to increase direct access to tourism destinations that experience high demand, especially during the summer season.
Amsterdam–Bodrum Route with 2 Weekly Flights
According to the new planning, flights between Amsterdam and Bodrum will begin on April 18, 2026.
It is planned that there will be 2 weekly frequencies on this route. The flights are expected to be operated with modern and fuel-efficient Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft.
Amsterdam–Dalaman Route to Restart
Corendon Airlines also plans to restart the Amsterdam – Dalaman route, which it previously operated.
While 3 weekly frequencies are planned on this route, the operations are also expected to be carried out with Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft.
Tourism Traffic to Increase in the Summer Season
With the new flight planning, the flow of tourists from the Netherlands to Turkey’s popular holiday destinations is expected to increase. The Bodrum and Dalaman routes are projected to make a significant contribution to regional tourism during the 2026 summer season.
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