Turkey has made a big impact in the aviation world by ordering a large number of Airbus aircraft, aiming to become a major player in the skies. Bilal Eksi, the CEO of Turkish Airlines, revealed plans to buy 355 Airbus planes, including models A321 and A350.
This unexpected deal has excited aviation fans and signifies a significant expansion for the Turkish flag carrier, which currently operates a fleet of 439 jets.
Eksi conveyed good wishes for the country and the airline. Turkish Airlines clarified that these purchases fit into its strategic plan for 2023-2033, indicating ambitious growth in the upcoming years.
