Turkey plans schedule to start flights to many countries as the epidemic slows down
It has become clear when Turkey plans to launch flights to which countries. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus will be the first country to which flights will start, according to the list, which was created by the joint work of the Science Board of the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Ministry of Transport and the Turkish Tourism Promotion and Development Agency. The first flight to Cyprus is scheduled for June 1.
According to the plan, flights will start to Bahrain, Bulgaria, Qatar and Greece on June 10th. By 15 June, flights will be launched to Germany, Austria, Azerbaijan, Czechia, Switzerland, Japan, Northern Macedonia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Serbia.
Flights to the Netherlands and Kazakhstan are scheduled to begin on June 20, while the date set for the Nordic countries and South Korea is June 22.
July 1st is set for a group of countries including China, Ukraine, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Canada, Ireland and Sweden and 15 July is considered suitable for Russia, United Kingdom, Israel, Lebanon. August is set for Italy, Spain, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia. According to planning, the last country to start flights to is the United States, scheduled to fly to on 1st September.
