THY Made a Statement About Postponed Flights

The coronavirus epidemic, which is also very effective in our country, has brought life to a halt in many countries. The virus, which also hit the aviation industry, caused many flights to be postponed and canceled. As the virus slowly started to reduce its impact, airlines started to heal their wounds by organizing new flights. It started its flights recently From Turkish Airlines A new statement has arrived.

THY resumed carrying passengers after the bans were lifted within the scope of normalization. The airline, which initially flew only to certain destinations, later expanded its flights throughout the country. The company, which has not yet started international flights, made a statement about planned flights. In this statement, THY stated the measures taken by countries against the virus. travel bans he underlined.

Flights may be subject to last minute changes:

The company stated that flights planned before the epidemic may be canceled depending on the bans and measures taken by other countries. Stating that these flights may be subject to last minute changes considering the current situation, THY stated that these changes and cancellations are made through communication channels as well as via SMSwill be transferred to customers and new plans will also be made. will be announced shortly announced.

Passengers whose flights are canceled in order not to cause harm Continuing its work, THY shared its statement on the subject with its followers on its social media accounts. THY, "Instantaneous changes in countries' international travel restrictions cause pre-pandemic flights to not be carried out in an updated state and necessarily cause last-minute changes or flight cancellations in our flight plans. Information regarding changed or canceled flights will be made through our communication channels and via SMS, and new plans will be announced as soon as possible. You can carry out ticket changes free of charge through our website, mobile applications and call centers." He informed the passengers with his words: