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Turkish Airlines has added flights to Erbil, Iraq which are directly operated from and to Gaziantep Airport.
Already having the world’s 4th largest flight network and flying to 290 destinations in 116 countries, Turkish Airlines continues to expand its extensive network.
The flag carrier, has been ranked as the “Best Airline in Europe” for the sixth consecutive time.
Beginning from August 5, round-trip flights between Gaziantep and Erbil will be operated 2 times per week in both directions.
Introductory round trip fares are available from Gaziantep to Erbil, Iraq starting at $178 (including taxes and fees).
Additionally, for the operations to the destinations, there is a special offer for Miles&Smiles members, with a 25% reduction in the miles needed to redeem either award tickets or upgrades.
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