Turkish Airlines sets record with 83.4 million passengers.

Turkish Airlines, the renowned flag carrier of Turkey, has once again demonstrated its resilience and determination by achieving remarkable growth in passenger traffic for the year 2023. The airline disclosed its traffic numbers, showcasing double-digit increases across the board and solidifying its position as a leading player in the global aviation industry.

In a significant milestone, Turkish Airlines proudly announced that it had carried a record-breaking 83.4 million passengers throughout the year. This achievement marks a substantial advancement from previous years and underscores the airline’s ambitious growth goals and unwavering commitment to excellence in service.

A noteworthy aspect of Turkish Airlines’ performance in 2023 is the impressive surge in international passenger traffic. Out of the total passenger count, an impressive 53 million individuals opted for international flights. This figure represents a substantial 14% increase compared to the previous year, showcasing the airline’s expanding global reach and popularity among travelers worldwide.

What is particularly striking is the comparison to pre-pandemic levels, with international traffic witnessing a remarkable 27% increase compared to 2019. This surge unequivocally demonstrates Turkish Airlines’ ability to overcome the challenges posed by the global pandemic and emerge stronger, reaffirming its status as a resilient and dynamic player in the aviation sector.

Equally impressive is the growth observed in the domestic market segment. Fueled by continued capacity increases and strategic initiatives, Turkish Airlines experienced a sharp 23.5% growth in domestic passenger traffic, reaching a milestone of 30 million passengers. This surge underscores the airline’s unwavering commitment to serving its domestic clientele while simultaneously expanding its global footprint.

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