Turkish Airlines' 2033 growth plan faces criticism over wage cuts
Oktay Erdağı criticized Turkish Airlines' 2033 growth plan, which targets 813 aircraft, 171 million passengers and about $52 billion in revenue, saying employee wage cuts would be problematic.
He warned that losing trained human resources would hinder operating, maintaining, crewing and planning for the fleet, urged Hava‑İş to be more visible in employee‑rights negotiations, and suggested reviewing management costs and unnecessary spending before cutting staff.
Why it matters
Cutting employee wages and benefits could harm Turkish Airlines' long‑term growth.
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