Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Afghanistan
Turkish Airlines (THY), which suspended its flights following the withdrawal of US-led NATO forces from Afghanistan in August 2021, is resuming its Kabul services after a 3-year hiatus.
Turkish Airlines (THY) is resuming its Afghanistan flights on Tuesday, May 21.
Flights between Istanbul and the capital, Kabul, will be operated 4 days a week—Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday—using Airbus 330 type aircraft.
The aircraft, which will depart from Istanbul Airport at 00:40, will reach Kabul at 06:45 local time after a flight of approximately 4.5 hours.
Following the Taliban's takeover of the country, the United Arab Emirates-based Flydubai resumed its flights to the country in November 2023, while Afghanistan's Kam Air and Ariana Afghan Airlines currently operate flights from Kabul to Dubai, Moscow, Islamabad, and Istanbul.
News Source: 12punto
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