·November 11, 2023

Turkish Airlines to Become the Largest A350 Operator

Turkish Airlines’ anticipated order from Airbus is projected to include 250 Airbus A321neo, 75 Airbus A350-900, 15 A350-1000, and 5 A350F freighters.

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