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Munich Airport: a long-term consulting contract from Turkish Airlines

Munich, Germany - In preparation for the opening of the Istanbul New Airport, scheduled for next October

Turkish Airlines (TK) and Munich Airport signed a long-term consulting service contract. As of now, Munich Airport will support the flag carrier of the Republic of Turkey and the hub carrier of the current Istanbul Atatürk Airport in preparing a smooth relocation of its operations to the Istanbul New Airport, scheduled to open on 29th of October, 2018. Istanbul New Airport is one of the biggest infrastructure...

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Rome, Italy, 12/14/2017 13:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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