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Turkish Airlines’ low-cost subsidiary AJet plans to resume seasonal flights between Ankara and Skopje next year a month earlier than in 2026. Services between the two capitals will restart on June 3, compared with July 2 this year, and will continue to operate twice per week. Further changes remain possible at this early stage.
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGreat job SKP!
ReplyDeleteThere is obviously demand hopefully one day this route will run year round
ReplyDeletestil a bit cautious on this one
ReplyDeleteWhy explain whats wrong ??
DeleteI mean they surely can push it forward more. If Izmir can have 11 weekly in summer
DeleteAnkara has a population of 5.91 mil. I think these flights are a no brainer
ReplyDeleteThere is no any normal sense of ur comment buddy or u are boring and troll the article ?
Deletenot really trolling, no. I think there are quite a few large cities in Turkey that don't have direct flights because of Turkish Airlines' focus on building Istanbul as a hub.
Deleteand I think it's in SKP's interest to build/maintain those routes, which lower travel friction for passengers.
DeleteAre any Spanish destinations expected or will SKP get only Turkish ones...?
ReplyDeleteSKP is getting destinations whenever there is demand because the demand brings the destinations right :)
DeleteSometimes, destinations bring demand
Deleteyou have two
DeleteThere are 2 Spanish destinations and that's the limit, how many do you want? Best you can expect is a frequency increase to Barcelona...
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