Turkish Airlines and Pegasus Airlines have axed flights to Israel and handed back their slots at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion ...

Turkish Airlines is 49% owned by a state investment fund, but it operates as a profit-making business entity in every respect ...

The choice to relinquish the slots now provides a clear indication that neither Turkish Airlines nor Pegasus plans to resume flights to Israel in the foreseeable future. An illustrative image of ...

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Incoming tourism to Israel has plummeted ... and head of the government-owned Turkish Airlines. At 70 years old, he is content with no resumption of their flights to Tel Aviv; he’s given orders ...

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