Turkish Airlines, Turkey's largest air carrier, has announced an increase in flight frequencies on several international routes.

Effective June 9, the number of flights on the Istanbul – Luxembourg – Istanbul route will increase to 14 per week. Passengers will have access to two daily flights: one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

The following day, June 10, the airline will increase the number of flights from Istanbul to Taipei, the capital of Taiwan. Additional departures will be added to the schedule, and the route will be served 12 times per week.

Also, effective June 9, Turkish Airlines will expand its flight network in Africa. Flights on the Istanbul – Lusaka (via Dar es Salaam) route will resume and increase to three times per week.

Furthermore, from June 9, Turkish Airlines will operate 28 flights per week to Manchester, providing up to four daily departures in each direction.

Additionally, effective June 9, the frequency of flights on the Istanbul – Kuala Lumpur – Sydney route will increase. The new schedule includes five flights per week, which will significantly simplify travel between Turkey, Malaysia, and Australia.

For more detailed information, please visit the airline's website at https://www.turkishairlines.com/.