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- IATA Code
- KK
- ICAO Code
- KKK
- Corporate Address
- Atlasjet Havac?l?k A.?.
Ye?ilyurt Mah. Eski Halkal? Yolu Alaçat? Evleri Yan? No:5/B 34153 Florya
?stanbul
Turkey - Website
- http://www.atlasjet.com
- Main hub
- Istanbul Ataturk Airport
- Country
- Turkey
- Business model
- Low Cost Carrier
- Association Membership
- IATA
Atlasjet Airlines is a Turkish airline based at Istanbul Atatürk International Airport. The airline operates scheduled service to destinations across Turkey, Greece, Iraq, Croatia, Cyprus, Egypt and Moldova. A large portion of Atlasjet's operations are charter services for Turkish tour operator Öger Tours. The airline's fleet comprises Boeing and Airbus aircraft.
Location of Atlasjet main hub (Istanbul Ataturk Airport)
LCCs will continue to evolve into hybrids of the original core model. CAPA and OAG consider Atlasjet fits the LCC profile and it is included in our reporting on this basis. Please note: when reporting for an airline is changed from or to LCC the historical data is not affected and it can lead to a distortion in the current reported data. Contact us if you have any queries.
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Zagros Air to take delivery of A321 aircraft by the end of May-2013
Atlasjet reportedly in talks with Kyrgyzstan Government over launch of JV carrier
Atlasjet opens reservations for Istanbul Ataturk-Simferopol service
Atlasjet abandons joint venture airline plans in Russia and South Sudan
Atlasjet to temporarily reduce Istanbul Ataturk-Tehran frequency from 01-Apr-2013
Turkey to see 20 new domestic routes launched in summer 2013
Schiphol Group interested in tender for third Istanbul airport: report
Atlasjet to establish airlines in South Sudan and Iraq
B&H Airlines plans to expand network in summer 2013
Atlasjet to expand domestic Turkish network from Jan-2013
Turkish Airlines to expand Iran operation in Dec-2012
Atlasjet to launch Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen-Antalya service in Apr-2013
Atlasjet cancels planned Istanbul Ataturk-Ankara service
Russian Arbitration Court to consider complaint over Atlas Jet’s AOC suspension
Atlasjet to launch Istanbul Ataturk-Ankara service in Dec-2012
Atlasjet reportedly interested in taking stake in B&H Airlines
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Pegasus focuses on Eastern Europe and rapid fleet expansion as Turkish economy grows
Turkey’s second largest carrier, Pegasus Airlines, is steadily expanding its network with a focus on nearby Eastern Europe as demand in the Turkish market continues to grow rapidly. Based at Sabiha Gökçen International Airport in Istanbul, the privately-owned airline operates an extensive European and domestic Turkish network while also offering some services to the Middle East and Central Asia. Until recently Pegasus’ focus has been primarily on its domestic Turkish and international routes to Western Europe, but this is beginning to change. Eastern Europe is becoming the airline’s main focus with a number of new destinations added in recent months.
Atlasjet order for CSeries continues Bombardier's push into new growth markets
Altasjet has become Bombardier’s 10th CSeries customer, announcing a Letter of Intent (LoI) for 10 of the larger CS300 variant at this week’s Dubai Airshow. The announcement is another fillip for Bombardier’s CSeries sales campaign and a strong order from the relatively small Turkish regional carrier. The LoI also includes options for five more CSeries aircraft. The LoI is expected to be firmed up within the next two months.
The LoI is Bombardier’s first sales success for the CSeries in Eastern Europe. Bombardier has been pursuing sales among European regional carriers, but the economic climate in Europe has not been conducive to aircraft orders. Slowness in the US economy has also had an affect on regional jet ordering. As a result, more than 50% of CSeries orders have been placed by airlines outside of North America and Western Europe.
Second tier LCCs playing major role in reshaping European aviation (Part 1)
European LCCs, led by Ryanair, easyJet and Air Berlin, commanded 32% of intra-Europe capacity (seats) in 2009, representing spectacular growth from just 4.6% less than 10 years ago in 2001 and a 20.2% share in 2005. But the 'big three' are just part of the story. This special two-part CAPA report looks beyond the headline-grabbing 'big three' European LCCs to provide updates on more than 20 of Europe’s secondary LCCs. Part I reviews Air Southwest, Anadolujet, Atlasjet Airlines, Belle Air, Blue Express, Blue Air, bmibaby, CLICK4SKY, Flybe, Germanwings, Iceland Express and Jet2.com, while Part II (coming soon) will review the progress at Monarch, NIKI, Pegasus Airlines, SkyExpress, Smart Wings, Sun Express, Sverigeflyg, Thomson Airways, Transavia.com, TUIFly, Wind Jet and Wizz Air.
Turkish Airlines SWOT Analysis: Can the dream continue?
Turkish Airlines is a rising force in the European and Middle East aviation industry, capturing the interest of investors, alliance partners and rivals. The fast-growing carrier is not only increasing its size at a time when the majority of its European counterparts are shrinking, but is profitable whilst doing so. After reporting the third largest net profit and seventh largest operating profits in the aviation industry in 2008, the airline's revenues and profits are expected to increase from these bases in 2009. Investors are clearly delighted with the airline’s growth trajectory, with Turkish Airlines’ stock surging 425% in 2009 – the biggest gain by far among carriers tracked by The Centre globally last year. But can the dream run continue?
Turkey’s air travel demand continues to grow, albeit at a slower rate
With a population of over 76 million, a dynamic economy, a relatively large geographical area (779,450 sq km) and increasing disposable income among its population, Turkey’s air travel demand continues to grow, at a time when the majority of Europe is experiencing sharp reductions.
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- Call us on +61 2 9241 3200.
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