01 March 2020
Coronavirus: Turkish Airlines update flights with Italy
Flights canceled from/to Italy from 1st March 2020
Due to the increase in coronavirus cases (COVID-19) in Italy, Turkish Airlines flights to/from this country will be canceled from March 1, 2020.
Turkish Airlines, which always pays great attention to the safety of travelers, will continue to monitor the latest developments in the situation with national and international health authorities and will take appropriate precautions.
For more information, you can visit www.turkishairlines.com, contact the international call center +90 212 444 0849 and the Italian call center 800 599 111 or the sales offices of Turkish Airlines.
Turkish Airlines
Founded in 1933 with a fleet of five planes, and a member of the Star Alliance, Turkish Airlines today has a fleet of 358 aircraft (passengers and cargo) that fly to 319 destinations including 269 international and 50 domestic in 127 countries.
Edited by Alisè Vitri
Text source: Turkish Airlines Press Office
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