Turkish Airlines to reduce EX-YU October operations

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Turkish Airlines will make slight reductions to its planned operations from Istanbul to cities in the former Yugoslavia in October, following cuts made in July and August, with September remaining stable. The airline is having to ground between 40 to 45 of its Airbus narrowbodies this year and into 2025 due to new required inspections of the aircraft’s Pratt & Whitney PW1100G geared turbofan (GTF) engines. The planned October reductions are currently filed until the start of the 2024/25 winter season on October 27. All cities served in the former Yugoslavia will be impacted. Changes remain possible. Weeks not listed below are not impacted by frequency reductions. Overall, Turkish Airlines removed 2.436 flights from its October schedule last week.

Belgrade

October 7 - 20: reduces from 21 weekly to 18 weekly
October 21 - 27: reduces from 21 weekly to 20 weekly

Dubrovnik

October 7 - 13: reduces from daily to 6 weekly
October 21 - 27: reduces from 6 weekly to 4 weekly

Ljubljana

October 7 - 13: reduces from 14 weekly to 11 weekly
October 14 - 20 reduces from 14 weekly to 12 weekly

Podgorica

October 7 - 13: reduces from 16 weekly to 15 weekly
October 14 - 27 reduces from 16 weekly to 14 weekly

Pristina

October 7 - 27: reduces from 10 weekly to 8 weekly

Sarajevo

October 7 - 13: reduces from 21 weekly to 18 weekly
October 14 - 20 reduces from 21 weekly to 19 weekly
October 21 - 27 reduces from 20 weekly to 18 weekly

Skopje

October 7 - 13: reduces from 14 weekly to 12 weekly
October 14 - 20 reduces from 14 weekly to 13 weekly
October 21 - 27 reduces from 14 weekly to 11 weekly

Tivat

October 7 - 20: reduces from 9 weekly to 8 weekly

Zagreb

October 7 - 20: reduces from 18 weekly to 17 weekly
October 21 - 20 reduces from 18 weekly to 14 weekly

Comments

  1. Anonymous12:10

    I assume there will be cuts in winter too.

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    1. Anonymous19:19

      Hope there will be at least one flight a week to Ben Gurion Israel when.tjrdevnee services start.

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  2. Anonymous15:23

    I hope Pegasus gets more frequencies even if its just for these days.

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  3. Anonymous17:23

    As I know TK has its own hangars in Istanbul for mainteance the planes , so probably they will do the fixing to this more then 40 airplanes and realistic for the next summer they can put mostly of the planes in operation..

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  4. Anonymous18:45

    Recession incoming

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  5. Anonymous23:47

    Any possibility to see maybe Turkish widebody in Belgrade on one 1-2 flights in this period?

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