Snowfall intensifies in Istanbul! THY announces flight cancellations
The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a yellow-coded warning due to the snowfall and adverse weather conditions affecting Istanbul. Turkish Airlines has cancelled some flights scheduled from Istanbul Airport.
Snowfall and adverse weather conditions are intensifying in Istanbul. The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a yellow-coded warning for Istanbul for today and tomorrow, urging citizens to be cautious.
Authorities stated that the precipitation, which is expected to continue until Monday, may manifest as a blizzard, especially in higher elevations, and could cause disruptions in transportation.
THY CANCELS FLIGHTS
Authorities stated that the precipitation, which is expected to continue until Monday, may manifest as a blizzard, especially in higher elevations, and could cause disruptions in transportation.
WARNING TO PASSENGERS FROM THY
The statement issued by Turkish Airlines included the following:
“Dear passengers, due to the adverse weather conditions expected in Istanbul on February 23, 2025, some of our flights departing from and arriving at Istanbul Airport have been cancelled. In this context, additional rights have been granted to our passengers whose flights have been cancelled. You can follow the current status of your flights on our website or make inquiries via TK Assistant on WhatsApp. Furthermore, you can obtain detailed information regarding your ticket change and refund requests.”
News Source : 12punto
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