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Take JetBlue everywhere you go! Download our award-winning app to book, manage and check in for your trips, access boarding passes and more. Day of travel – Your day of travel is a breeze with key info, including your boarding pass, right on the home screen. Manage trips – Update your seat selection, add extras or make changes to your itinerary with just a few taps. Boarding pass – Check in and get to your gate quickly without the hassle of printing a boarding pass – one less thing to carry on! My trips – Add your upcoming and past itineraries to access everything you need to know. Book flights – Search and book your next trip with ease. Chat with us – Get your questions answered quickly and connect with a JetBlue crewmember through live chat. Travel Tools – Add hotels, vacation rentals, car rentals and extras with Paisly or schedule a shuttle to the airport. Inflight experience – View all of our snacks, drinks and entertainment options. My TrueBlue – Enroll or sign in to TrueBlue to keep track of your TrueBlue points, view your Travel Bank balance (if you have one), request points for past trips and enjoy a more personalized experience. & More – Access our flight tracker, airport maps and other content.

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On march 7th , I had a flight from LGA TO JAX 4pm it was a wonderful flight even though I forgot to eat before my flight and I didn’t feel to well I was very lightheaded and hungry . I told a flight attendant who told me I needed to wait until he came back down with snacks so I waited another 20 mins when he came back down the 2nd time he told me I needed to wait again because he was only giving out water on the 2nd run the first run was the snacks that were for sale. So I had to wait 45 mins altogether after telling them I felt very faintly and needed to eat something. Than on the 3rd run when the attendant got to my row he asked me what I wanted and I told them I would like one of each of the snacks and he rudely and aggressively grabbed the bags and aggressively passed it to me . I do not know why they were being so disrespectful and mean to me but it hurt my feelings. I understand ppl have bad days but it seemed more than just a bad day because everyone else received smiles. I hope it doesn’t happen again that was my second time my first time was amazing! Please speak to your attendants who flew that day they need more training for guest service

Poo Messaging and Glitchy App

I’m not sure if this is the right place to share this feedback but I’m very disappointed by how JetBlue handled my schedule change. I received an email saying that my schedule changed and I needed to log in to confirm the change or change my flight. After multiple times of trying to change my flight through the link, I received an error message that said I needed to call customer service in order to change my flight. So I did. After spending over 45 minutes waiting to speak to an agent, I was told that I am not able to change my flight because it is a points and cash booking. The only option is to cancel the flight and rebook. So I said fine, cancel my flight. I was then told that in order to conceal over the phone I would have to pay a $25 fee. Absurd. I was told to call to update my flight and then after wasting my time on the phone, I was told to cancel it myself or pay $25. This could have all been avoided if JetBlue had instead told me my only option was to cancel and rebook when I was attempting to change my flight in the app, or if the email I received was tailored to points and cash bookings to make it clear that if I did not like the flight I would need to cancel. This was a horrible experience and it always reminds why delta is the better airline. The app and the customer service are clearer and there are never fees for over the phone transactions. If you want to stop people from calling, make your in app messaging clearer!

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After changing wich gate my plane is at three times and being stranded in the airport of a new state far away from my departure and destination i finaly got to where I was supposed to be after three days. My grandma and I slept in the airport after they refused to put us in a hotel. By the time I got to where I was going I was so exhausted from having to carry my grammas stuff and my stuff and push her in a wheelchair all arround the airport for three days that i was seeing shadows and the walls of the airport were dripping onto my bags not one person in that whole airport once expressed sorrow for the situation we were put in but they laughed and told me matter of fact these things change all the time. I will never ever forget how I was treated in the airport and by security. I have bad anxiety and security yelled at me after seeing the state I was in after no sleep and nonstop crying for three days they decided they were going to make me strip down out of my clothes down to shorts and a tank top from my sweats and a sweatshirt infront of everyone in there not to mention they made me put every one of my belongings in separate X-ray machenes I’m under 18 and I was a visible wreck and no one showed me any kindness matter fact they treated me worse than how they treated anyone else in there I hope no one goes through what I went through and the best way to avoid that is to spend a little extra for a secure flight plan

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How to change or cancel a JetBlue flight

If you like booking a flight knowing you'll be protected if your plans change, JetBlue is a great option, though you'll need to pay attention to the fare class booked. Despite JetBlue eliminating its change and cancellation fees a few years back, the airline's flexible policy doesn't apply to its lowest fare class, Blue Basic.

Still, it doesn't usually cost too much more to book the next fare above Blue Basic. If you decide to book an award ticket, you'll find that you can't choose the Blue Basic fare anyway. So, as long as you don't book a Blue Basic fare, you'll have some peace of mind with JetBlue if you need to change or cancel a flight .

Before you lock in your next flight, here's everything you need to know about changing or canceling a JetBlue flight.

JetBlue cancellation policy

JetBlue's cancellation policy makes it incredibly easy for flyers to cancel a JetBlue flight if the situation should arise. Unless you book a Blue Basic fare, the process is fairly straightforward, whether you made your reservation with cash or points. You'll also find that if you're a Mosaic member — JetBlue's elite status — the same policies apply, even for the lowest fare class.

Canceling a paid JetBlue reservation

When booking a JetBlue flight, there are up to five different fare options (depending on the route): Blue Basic, Blue, Blue Extra, Blue Plus and Mint . For the latter four — everything except Blue Basic reservations — there's no fee to cancel your JetBlue reservation before departure.

If your plans change with these four fare classes and you need to cancel your flight, you'll receive the entire amount paid for the reservation back as a JetBlue Travel Bank credit — unless you purchase the "refundable" add-on option. Credits expire 12 months from the original ticketing date (which means when the flight you are canceling was originally booked).

Although you can't transfer credits from one travel bank to another, you can use them toward another passenger's future reservation. But remember, if you use credits to pay for the flight you are canceling, that will not extend the expiration date. The credits will still carry the same original expiration date.

Related: JetBlue makes no-notice devaluation to travel credits

If you need to cancel Blue Basic reservations, you'll be charged a $100 to $200 fee. For routes in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, the fee is $100 per person. For all other routes, the fee is $200 per person. You'll then receive a credit, minus the fee, as a travel credit in your JetBlue Travel Bank — with the same policies as above.

Additionally, if you purchased any add-ons to your flight (such as Even More Space seats or baggage fees), those fees are also refundable as long as you cancel prior to departure.

You'll only receive a full refund one of two ways: if you cancel your reservation within 24 hours of booking (and only if you booked your flight at least seven days before departure) or if you purchase the refundable add-on option during checkout. With the latter, you'll be charged a set premium — on top of the fare price — that is directly tied to the cost of the ticket. Once you select your flight, you'll be notified of the charge to make your flight fully refundable. You'll receive the amount paid directly back to your method of payment instead of a travel credit.

With this example below, the cost to make the trip fully refundable is $60.59, which is more than 50% of the total fare price. The more expensive the flight, the more you'll have to pay to make your flight refundable. This option is not available with Blue Basic fares or flights booked with points.

Canceling a JetBlue reservation booked with points

There's no option to book a Blue Basic award when booking a JetBlue flight with points. So, you can easily cancel any JetBlue award — regardless of the fare class booked — with no fees.

If you cancel your award, the points you redeemed will go back into the account you originally redeemed from, but you'll get a credit for the taxes and fees paid. While this is typically only $5.60 per flight for domestic flights, international flights can be upward of $100. The credits follow the typical rules, meaning they'll expire after 12 months from the original ticketing date and can be used for other passengers.

Unlike Southwest Airlines awards, where you can speculatively book and cancel with no ramifications, with JetBlue, you will end up with a flight credit for the taxes and fees.

Related: The complete guide to the JetBlue TrueBlue program

How to cancel a JetBlue flight

If you go to the JetBlue website, you can see all your upcoming flights in the " Manage trips " section within your JetBlue account. Find the upcoming trip you want to cancel, and click "Trip details."

All of your flight information will be listed. On this screen, you'll see many ways to manage your flight, including the option to cancel your itinerary.

Before finalizing the cancellation, you'll be given a breakdown of how you'll receive your refund. For paid reservations, you'll be notified of the amount being credited to your travel bank. For a points reservation, it'll show the number of points being refunded, as well as the travel bank credit for the taxes and fees. From there, you'll then have to confirm your flight cancellation.

Changing a JetBlue flight

Changing a JetBlue flight follows the same fee structure as canceling a paid or award flight.

Changing a paid JetBlue reservation

Like canceling a JetBlue reservation, you can change any Blue, Blue Extra, Blue Plus or Mint reservation for no fee. However, Blue Basic fares will incur a $100 per person fee for routes in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, and a $200 per person fee for all other routes.

Know that you'll still be on the hook for paying the price difference if there is one. If you are changing to a flight that costs more, you'll be required to pay the difference. However, if you're changing to a less expensive flight, you'll receive a credit awarded to your travel bank for the difference. This credit is valid for 12 months from the original ticketing date and can be used for a future flight for any passenger.

You don't have to worry about a fare difference if on the same day of travel you're looking to switch your flight to another flight for that day. Starting at midnight on the day of travel, you can change to another JetBlue flight that same day as long as you travel on the same route (or to a nearby airport). However, for most fare classes, you'll need to pay a $75 fee. The only exception is Blue Extra reservations, where you can switch to another flight for no fee. Additionally, those who have JetBlue Mosaic status can confirm a same-day flight change with the fee waived within 24 hours of the originally scheduled flight — they don't need to wait until midnight. Additionally, if you happened to purchase a refundable fare, there's no fee for a same-day switch.

Related: Now live: JetBlue overhauls TrueBlue loyalty program with major new perks and 4 status tiers

Changing a JetBlue reservation booked with points

Since you can't book a Blue Basic fare with JetBlue points, there are no fees for changing any JetBlue award reservation. However, if your new flight costs more in points, you'll have to pay the difference in points. Alternatively, if the new flight costs fewer points, you'll receive the difference back into your JetBlue account.

Similar to paid reservations, you can also change your flight on the day of travel without worrying about a fare difference. However, the change fee applies similarly to how it would for paid fares.

How to change a JetBlue flight

To change your upcoming JetBlue flight, you'll have to select the "Change" option within your flight's reservation details.

You'll then be prompted to enter your new itinerary details. Both the departure and arrival flights will be listed for a round-trip itinerary. You'll need to select which flight you want to change (you can opt to change both flights).

All flight options will appear, including the price difference that you'll be charged (or refunded) for each option. When changing a JetBlue flight, you can only book the same fare class as what was originally booked. If you're looking to book a new fare class for your flight, you'll need to cancel and rebook.

Once you select your new flight, you'll then be given the full price summary. From there, you can select your seats and add on any extras.

Re-pricing a JetBlue flight

Because there's no fee to change or cancel a flight with most fares (except Blue Basic fares), if your upcoming reservation — booked with cash or points — happens to go down in price, you can usually re-price your flight at no cost.

To do this, you'll ultimately follow the same method as changing your flight, as outlined above. However, instead of picking a brand-new flight, you'll just select the flight originally booked. You'll ultimately end up with the difference in the fare back in your account — either in points or travel credits, depending on how you booked.

Even if you booked a Blue Basic fare, it still might make sense to cancel and rebook if the price difference is more than $100 or $200 (depending on where you are traveling).

Related: Book now and then check for hotel and airline price drops

Bottom line

Fortunately, changing and canceling a JetBlue flight is incredibly easy with JetBlue's cancellation policies. As long as you don't book a Blue Basic fare, you can change or cancel your flight with no fee. However, if you're certain of your plans, booking a Blue Basic fare might make sense.

While JetBlue's refund policy requires you to receive a credit back into your travel bank — for nonrefundable paid reservations or the taxes and fees on award bookings — using your credits is incredibly easy. Even if you have no plans to fly before the expiration date, you can easily use the credits on a friend or family member's reservation to ensure the credits do not go unused.

Even so, if you need to book a very expensive flight and there's a decent chance you'll have to cancel, purchasing the add-on refundable option may make sense.

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Don’t Lose Travel Credits: How To Use the JetBlue Travel Bank

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What Is the JetBlue Travel Bank?

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If you’ve canceled a flight with JetBlue and received a travel credit for the value of your ticket, you might be wondering how to find and use that credit. The answer is the JetBlue Travel Bank . It’s a special account issued to the airline’s customers to hold their travel credits until they can be applied to a new flight or JetBlue Vacations package.

But when it comes to using your credits, there are several tricks and pitfalls to be aware of. Here are all the details you’ll need to ensure you can use your JetBlue Travel Bank account when you need it — and with the fewest headaches.

Most JetBlue tickets can be canceled without paying a fee. The only exception is the airline’s Blue Basic fare , which can be canceled for $100 per person on routes to and from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, and $200 per person on other routes.

That means you can get at least some value from almost any JetBlue ticket as long as you cancel your flight before it departs .

However, you don’t get the money back when you cancel a nonrefundable JetBlue ticket. Instead, you’re issued a travel credit that can be used for a future JetBlue flight. That credit is automatically deposited into the JetBlue Travel Bank and linked to you either by name or to your JetBlue TrueBlue frequent flyer account, which also contains any points you’ve earned from flying or with the JetBlue credit cards .

What Are the JetBlue Travel Bank Rules?

Like most airline travel credits, there are several rules and restrictions on JetBlue Travel Bank credits that you’ll need to know.

While you cannot transfer a JetBlue Travel Bank credit to someone else, you can use it for a friend, family member, or anyone you’d like by booking a new ticket in their name.

As long as you’re booking the flight with your Travel Bank, the passenger name on the ticket doesn’t need to match the name on the account. You don’t even need to be traveling with the person to apply your credit to their ticket.

Travel Bank credits can be used to pay any type of JetBlue fare. But if you want to use it to pay the taxes and fees on award tickets, the credit must be enough to cover the entire amount. That’s because you can only use 2 forms of payment on a single ticket . So if one of those is points, the other form of payment has to cover the entire cash amount.

This is a particularly annoying limitation when you’re trying to change an award ticket. With JetBlue, the only way to change a ticket booked with points is to cancel the original ticket, get the points back, and then book a new one.

But while the points from the original ticket will instantly go back into your JetBlue TrueBlue account, any taxes and fees you paid will go into your Travel Bank instead of back to your original form of payment. Then, if the new flight you want has higher taxes and fees, you can’t use the credits in your Travel Bank to pay for them. Instead, you’ll have to pay the cash portion again.

JetBlue Travel Bank credits have a hard expiration date — 12 months after your original ticketing date . That’s the day you booked the original ticket, not the date you were scheduled to fly or the date you canceled.

That means you’ll likely have less than 12 months to use the credit. So, it’s important to be aware of the calendar to make sure you use your credit before it expires.

You only have to book a new ticket using the credit before it expires — you don’t have to actually fly before that date. JetBlue opens its schedule nearly a year in advance, so if you’ve got a trip planned for months in the future, you can still use your Travel Bank credit for it. Just book far enough in advance to apply the credit before its expiration date.

There are only 4 things you can use JetBlue Travel Bank credits for:

• Airfare and taxes on JetBlue-operated flights booked through jetblue.com or its mobile app ( iOS , Android )
• Taxes and fees on JetBlue award flights (as long as the credit covers the entire amount)
• The air portion of a JetBlue Vacations package
• Any applicable increase in airfare when changing a booking

That means any other fees you might be charged during your travels with JetBlue, such as checked bags , in-cabin pets, seat selection, and the like, cannot be paid using credits from the Travel Bank. Essentially, you can only use it for forms of airfare for you or others and nothing else.

When you cancel a JetBlue flight, if you don’t already have a Travel Bank account, a new one is created automatically. Then, if you have a JetBlue TrueBlue frequent flyer account, the 2 accounts are linked. You can see your balance anytime by logging into your TrueBlue account on JetBlue’s website and clicking on the account menu in the upper right corner.

If you don’t have a TrueBlue account, the login info for your Travel Bank is sent to you after you cancel your ticket in 2 separate welcome emails , one of which has a temporary password that you’ll need to change within 48 hours. You can use that info to log into your Travel Bank account to see your current balance and expiration date.

Can’t find one of the emails or forgot to change your temporary password? You can use JetBlue’s Login Lookup Form to find the information.

If you’re booking a ticket with cash, using your Travel Bank credit is relatively easy. All you need to do is search for the new flight you want to book using JetBlue’s website or app.

Then, when you get to the payment page, you’ll have the opportunity to log into your TrueBlue account to apply your Travel Bank credit (if you aren’t already logged in) or to access your Travel Bank with the login info that JetBlue previously provided.

You don’t even have to use up your entire Travel Bank credit all at once . If your ticket costs less than the credit, the remaining amount will stay in your Travel Bank to be used later.

Or, if you’d simply prefer not to use your entire credit on 1 ticket, you can set the amount you want to use as partial payment. Then, if your credit doesn’t cover the entire cost of your new ticket, any remaining amount due can be paid for with any major credit card.

If you’re booking with points, you’ll have the same opportunity to use your Travel Bank credits toward the taxes and fees on your award flight. But again, in this case, the credit must be able to cover the entire amount.

Unfortunately, there’s no way to extend the expiration date on a JetBlue Travel Bank credit . While you can use the credit for a flight as far out in the future as JetBlue has available, you must book that new ticket with the credit before the 12-month clock expires, or you’ll lose it. Even having JetBlue Mosaic elite status won’t exempt you from this policy.

Also, unlike other airlines, if you book a new ticket with the credit and then cancel that new ticket, the credit will retain its original expiration date . And if the original expiration date has passed, you won’t get the credit back.

This is one of the less customer-friendly airline policies regarding travel credits. Many airlines will reset the date on your credit if you book a new ticket and then cancel it, but JetBlue doesn’t. And some airlines like Southwest don’t have expiration dates on their travel credits .

So, when booking JetBlue tickets, keep in mind that canceling the ticket later will mean less flexibility with JetBlue than it does with other airlines.

As long as you’re booking a ticket with cash, or the taxes and fees on your award ticket are fully covered by your existing credit, you should be able to access and use your JetBlue Travel Bank right during the booking process. That’s good news since you have such a limited amount of time to use it, with a 12-month expiration clock starting from the date you booked the original ticket.

Finally, remember that if you cancel a reservation with multiple passengers, each person will receive their own separate Travel Bank credits . So, it’s important to keep track of all the Travel Bank logins and TrueBlue accounts to ensure you’re not leaving any of your hard-earned money on the table.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do you have to use the jetblue travel bank.

JetBlue Travel Bank credits expire 12 months after the date the original ticket was issued. It’s not based on the date you were planning to fly, or the day you canceled. That means you likely have less than 12 months to apply the credits, and there’s no way to extend the expiration date.

However, you don’t need to actually fly before the credits expire. You only need to book a new ticket by then. Your actual travel date can be as far in the future as JetBlue’s schedule allows.

How do I access my Travel Bank on JetBlue?

JetBlue TrueBlue frequent flyer members can access Travel Bank credits by logging into their TrueBlue account. However, if you’re not a JetBlue TrueBlue member, the airline will send you emails with the information needed to access your Travel Bank credits.

If you can’t find the emails that were sent to you, you can request the information from JetBlue via its website.

Can I use my JetBlue Travel Bank credit for someone else?

Yes, you can use your Travel Bank credit to book a JetBlue ticket for a friend or family member — literally anyone. Just make sure you’re signed into your own TrueBlue or Travel Bank account, and then book the ticket using the other person’s name. The name on the Travel Bank account doesn’t need to match the name on the ticket.

Can JetBlue Travel Bank balances be transferred?

No, JetBlue Travel Bank balances and credits cannot be transferred to other people. However, since you can book a ticket in someone else’s name while using your own Travel Bank account, this is only a burden when booking with multiple Travel Bank credits in multiple names.

Can I use the JetBlue Travel Bank for baggage fees?

JetBlue Travel Bank credits can only be used for airfare, including taxes and fees on award tickets, and for JetBlue Vacations packages. It cannot be used for baggage fees, seat fees, or any other ancillary fees on JetBlue.

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Open seating no more? Southwest CEO says airline is weighing cabin changes

Southwest Airlines  is considering changes to its single-class, open-seating cabins to drive up revenue, CEO Bob Jordan told CNBC on Thursday, a shift that could be among the largest in the airline’s history.

“We’re looking into new initiatives, things like the way we seat and board our aircraft,” Jordan said in an interview after the carrier’s  disappointing first-quarter report.

Southwest’s all- Boeing  737 fleet has a single economy class cabin and no seating assignments, though it does offer earlier boarding for a fee so customers can snag their preferred seats. The airline has focused on keeping its product simple and user-friendly for years, aiming to keep its own costs and complexity to a minimum.

Meanwhile, rivals including  Delta  and  United  have touted high revenue growth for premium seating such as business class and  strong upsell rates .

Analysts have repeatedly asked Southwest about opportunities for premium seating or additional fees. (The airline doesn’t charge travelers for their first two checked bags.)

Most U.S. airlines charge travelers to choose many of its seats in advance, even those that don’t come with extra legroom. Eight U.S. carriers —  Alaska ,  Allegiant ,  American , Delta,  Frontier ,  JetBlue ,  Spirit  and United — together brought in $4.2 billion from seating fees in their domestic networks in 2022, according to Jay Sorensen, an airline ancillary revenue expert at IdeaWorksCompany.

Jordan said no decisions have been made on what kind of changes Southwest will ultimately make, but he said studies have yielded “interesting” results.

“Customer preferences do change over time,” Jordan said.

While details were scarce during Southwest’s earnings call, when asked whether Southwest would consider a separated cabin on its planes, Ryan Green, the carrier’s chief commercial officer said: “Curtains and things like that are a bit far afield from what Southwest Airlines is.”

Green added that the carrier is not considering charging for checked bags because “people choose Southwest Airlines because we don’t have bag fees.”

— CNBC’s  Phil LeBeau  contributed to this report.

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Turkish Airlines Office in Moscow, Russia

Valovaya Ulitsa, 35, Moskva, Russia, 125009

[email protected]

9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Mon - Fri), Closed on Weekend and Public Holidays.

+7 800 700-61-61

https://www.turkishairlines.com/

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• Turkish Airlines

Office Address Turkish Airlines Moscow

Airport address turkish airlines moscow.

Sheremetyevo Alexander S. Pushkin International Airport, Khimki, Moscow Oblast, Russia, 141400

Moscow Airport Phone Number: +7 495 578-65-65

information in General About Turkish Airlines

Phone/contact information for turkish airlines in moscow.

Tel : +7 800 700-61-61

Fax : +1 773 686 1668

Email : [email protected]

Working hours : 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (Mon – Fri), Closed on Weekend and Public Holidays.

Location/Directions (Map)

Official website of Turkish Airlines: www.turkishairlines.com

With Turkish Airlines, you can check in online: https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/flights/manage-booking/

Check the Flight status of a Turkish Airlines flight here: https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/flights/flight-status/

Turkish Airlines Corporate (Headquarters) Information

Turkish airlines baggage services and contact information.

Baggage services Phone Number:  60 162284603 / +60 162180184

Fax : +61 3 8340 8050

Email:  N/A

Hours of Operation : 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. ( 7 days a week )

Inquiries about Baggage :  Click here

Baggage lost and found : 

Nearby Airports:

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Customer Service Relations at Turkish Airlines

For your suggestions, complaints, and comments:  +90 850 333 0 849

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Tel : +90 850 333 0 849

General Management at Turkish Airlines

Address/Location

Turkish Airlines General Management Building Ataturk Airport, Yesilkoy 34149 Istanbul Turkey

Phone : +90 212 463 63 63

Fax:  +90 212 465 21 21

Baggage Allowance on Turkish Airlines

Turkish airlines planes and aircraft.

Total Fleet Size Information

Turkish Airlines Customer Service handles the following inquiries:

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