Mavi Gök Airlines has replaced the Boeing 757 previously used on its Cologne Bonn–Antalya route with the Boeing 777-300ER. With the new wide-body aircraft, seat capacity has increased by 22%, while passengers will enjoy a more comfortable and spacious cabin experience.
Mavi Gök Airlines Switches to Boeing 777-300ER on Cologne–Antalya Flights
To meet strong summer season demand between Germany and Türkiye, Mavi Gök Airlines has significantly increased capacity on its scheduled flights between Cologne Bonn Airport and Antalya. The airline has replaced the Boeing 757 previously operating the route with the Boeing 777-300ER, the largest aircraft in its fleet.
With the introduction of the new aircraft, the airline aims to increase both seat capacity and passenger comfort.
Seat Capacity Increased by 22%
With the introduction of the 339-seat Boeing 777-300ER, seat capacity on the Antalya route has increased by approximately 22%.
Designed for long-haul operations, the wide-body aircraft offers passengers a more comfortable flying experience with its spacious cabin, wider seat pitch, and modern amenities.
Fully Flat Seats in Business Class
The Boeing 777-300ER features more than 60 Business Class and Premium Economy seats, which can be booked through travel agencies as an additional reservation option.
The fully flat seats in the Business Class cabin provide a high level of comfort, particularly on longer flights. In addition, the Boeing 777-300ER stands out with its new-generation engine technology, which delivers lower noise levels.
Antalya Flights Will Continue Daily Until November
Mavi Gök Airlines has been operating scheduled summer season flights from Cologne Bonn Airport to Antalya since 2023.
During the 2026 summer season, the airline will operate daily round-trip flights on the Cologne Bonn–Antalya route until November.
Antalya Remains One of Cologne Bonn’s Busiest Summer Destinations
Türkiye continues to be one of the strongest destination markets for Cologne Bonn Airport.
During the summer season, the number of weekly flights to holiday destinations in Türkiye occasionally exceeds 200, while Antalya, with up to 13 daily flights, ranks among the airport’s busiest and most popular destinations.
