ASKY’s Boeing 737 aircraft returns to service after major structural repairs
ASKY has announced the return to service of Boeing 737 aircraft ET-BBB, following an extensive heavy maintenance and structural repair read more ASKY’s Boeing 737 aircraft returns to service after major structural repairs
ASKY has announced that its Boeing 737 aircraft, ET-BBB, has returned to service after undergoing extensive heavy maintenance and structural repairs.
Turkish Airlines has ordered 150 aircraft from Boeing, consisting of a firm order for 100 Boeing 737 MAX jets and an option for 50 more. The carrier, based at Istanbul Airport, has a fleet of 514 aircraft and flies to over 130 countries.
In 2025, Turkish Airlines carried 92.6 million passengers, according to figures on its website. The airline's order was announced as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was in New York, following a meeting with US President Donald Trump.
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