Cologne/Bonn Airport and Turkish Airlines discuss expanding Germany‑Turkey partnership

Cologne/Bonn Airport and Turkish Airlines discuss expanding Germany‑Turkey partnership
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Cenk Özöztürk, managing director of Flughafen Köln/Bonn GmbH, met with Ahmet Olmuştur, chief executive of Turkish Airlines, in Istanbul to review ways to develop their long‑standing partnership.

The two parties highlighted growth potential for passenger and cargo traffic on the Germany‑Turkey corridor, noting that Istanbul serves as a major hub with access to more than 350 destinations worldwide, while Cologne/Bonn Airport offers infrastructure that combines passenger and cargo handling. They also cited that North Rhine‑Westphalia is home to about 18 million people, including over one million residents of Turkish origin, and that annual trade between the region and Turkey reaches roughly €12 billion, with more than 1,300 Turkish companies operating there.

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