Turkish Airlines’ 300th aircraft is an Airbus A330-300
The fleet of Turkish Airlines reached the 300th aircraft milestone with an A330-300, handed over during a ceremony today in Istanbul. To be deployed on medium- and long-haul routes in developing the airline’s growth strategy, this aircraft is fitted with “made in Turkey” galleys and economy-class seats.
Turkish Airlines is a long-time operator for Airbus jetliners, starting in 1984 with the A310. Today, it operates some 160 Airbus-built aircraft, including more than 50 from the A330 Family.
Airbus handed over an A330-300 to Turkish Airlines during a delivery ceremony in Istanbul, with the jetliner marking the carrier’s 300th aircraft
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Airbus handed over an A330-300 to Turkish Airlines during a delivery ceremony in Istanbul, with the jetliner marking the carrier’s 300th aircraft
Turkish Airlines has celebrated delivery of its 300th aircraft, which was an Airbus A330-300 jetliner equipped with galleys and economy-class seats manufactured in Turkey
