Turkish Airlines launching Seattle flights


Turkish Airlines launching Seattle flights

Friday, 05 Apr, 2022 0

Seattle-Tacoma Airport welcomes a new international airline next month. Turkish Airlines will start flying to Sea-Tac four times a week from Istanbul.

It launches service on 27 May on Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The airport currently offers 37 international routes to 23 countries. The new service is in time for the airport’s opening of its $1 billion International Arrivals Facility. It allows the airport to handle double the number of international passengers during peak times

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