EUROCONTROL's June 2024 Air Traffic Operations Report highlights Turkey's critical role in European airspace. The Ankara ACC became the 4th busiest Air Traffic Control Center in Europe with an average of 5,090 daily flights. Turkish Airlines ranked as the 3rd busiest airline in Europe with an average of 1,596 daily flights, while Pegasus ranked 12th with 563 flights. Istanbul Airport was the busiest airport in Europe with an average of 1,497 daily flights. These figures demonstrate Turkey's significant presence in air traffic.
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The Air Traffic Operations June 2024 Report, published by EUROCONTROL on July 15, 2024, once again highlights Turkey's significant role in European airspace. According to the report, in June 2024, Ankara ACC was the 4th busiest Air Traffic Control Center (ACC) in Europe, with an average of 5,090 daily flights, underscoring its critical role in managing Europe's busy air traffic.
THY Ranks 3rd, Pegasus 12th Among Europe's Top 20 Airlines
Turkish Airlines (THY) ranked 3rd among the top 20 airlines in Europe, with an average of 1,596 daily flights. Pegasus Airlines ranked 12th, with an average of 563 daily flights. These figures illustrate the high activity and efficiency of Turkish airlines in European airspace.
Istanbul Airport Dominates the Top Spot
In June 2024, Istanbul Airport was the busiest airport in Europe, with an average of 1,497 daily flights, highlighting its strategic importance in the region. Antalya Airport ranked 10th with an average of 973 daily flights, while Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport ranked 19th with an average of 679 daily flights. These figures demonstrate Turkey's significant role in air traffic, with its airlines and airports attracting high flight volumes.
Turkey continues to set an example for other countries in the region with its effectiveness and capacity in European airspace. The flight performances of Turkish Airlines and Pegasus Airlines, in particular, reflect the strength and success of the country's aviation sector.
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Turkey at the Top of European Civil Aviation
EUROCONTROL's June 2024 Air Traffic Operations Report highlights Turkey's critical role in European airspace. The Ankara ACC became the 4th busiest Air Traffic Control Center in Europe with an average of 5,090 daily flights. Turkish Airlines ranked as the 3rd busiest airline in Europe with an average of 1,596 daily flights, while Pegasus ranked 12th with 563 flights. Istanbul Airport was the busiest airport in Europe with an average of 1,497 daily flights. These figures demonstrate Turkey's significant presence in air traffic.
The Air Traffic Operations June 2024 Report, published by EUROCONTROL on July 15, 2024, once again highlights Turkey's significant role in European airspace. According to the report, in June 2024, Ankara ACC was the 4th busiest Air Traffic Control Center (ACC) in Europe, with an average of 5,090 daily flights, underscoring its critical role in managing Europe's busy air traffic.
THY Ranks 3rd, Pegasus 12th Among Europe's Top 20 Airlines
Turkish Airlines (THY) ranked 3rd among the top 20 airlines in Europe, with an average of 1,596 daily flights. Pegasus Airlines ranked 12th, with an average of 563 daily flights. These figures illustrate the high activity and efficiency of Turkish airlines in European airspace.
Istanbul Airport Dominates the Top Spot
In June 2024, Istanbul Airport was the busiest airport in Europe, with an average of 1,497 daily flights, highlighting its strategic importance in the region. Antalya Airport ranked 10th with an average of 973 daily flights, while Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport ranked 19th with an average of 679 daily flights. These figures demonstrate Turkey's significant role in air traffic, with its airlines and airports attracting high flight volumes.
Turkey continues to set an example for other countries in the region with its effectiveness and capacity in European airspace. The flight performances of Turkish Airlines and Pegasus Airlines, in particular, reflect the strength and success of the country's aviation sector.
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