Turkish Airlines and Shohin Airlines sign MoU
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Background ✨
Shohin Airlines took delivery of one L-410NG, marking its first move into fixed-wing passenger operations after previously operating an all-helicopter fleet, with CEO Zafar Ahmadzoda positioning it as a platform for regional passenger services and domestic connectivity.1 Shohin Airlines also reported negotiations with Airbus for four A320neo family aircraft, alongside talks with other manufacturers as it explored passenger, cargo and business aviation opportunities in Tajikistan.2 3 Turkish Technic invested in additional MRO capacity at Istanbul Airport and pursued third party work, including an agreement with Rolls-Royce and discussions with Boeing and Airbus on component pooling.4