Turkish Airlines Restarts Caracas Service with Four Weekly Dreamliner Flights
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- Turkish Airlines began flying to Caracas again on 1 October, operating four weekly flights on the route using Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners that seat 300 passengers in two classes, and the Istanbul‑Caracas flight TK 223 left Istanbul Airport at 16:38 local time.
- The airline’s Latin American network still includes services to Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Cancún and Santiago de Chile, while flights to Havana remain suspended because of the crisis on the island, and Turkish Airlines joins other carriers such as Copa, Avianca, American, Iberia, Air Europa and Plus Ultra that have also resumed operations to Caracas.
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