Turkish Airlines (THY), which flies to most countries in the world, resumed its flights to Narita Airport in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, where it stopped its flights due to the Covid-19 outbreak, after two years.
Turkish Airlines (THY), which flies to most countries in the world, resumed its flights to Narita Airport in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, where it stopped its flights due to the Covid-19 outbreak, after two years.
Passengers and cabin crew of the first flight from Istanbul Airport with a Boeing 787-900 type aircraft yesterday were greeted with flowers at Narita Airport. 275 passengers took part in the first flight.
THY, which flies to Haneda Airport, which is closer to the city center in Tokyo, every day of the week, will also make three flights a week to Narita Airport. With the start of Narita flights, THY has increased its Tokyo flights to 10 per week.
Narita flights are planned to be made every day in the future.
Source: AA / Translated by Irem Yildiz