Turkish Airlines will launch its Low Coast brand, ANADOLU JET, into Israel

Turkish Airlines will launch its Low Coast brand, ANADOLU JET, into Israel. The blue-tailed brand is used by the company on its flights from Sabiha Airport in Istanbul, Turkey. From Tel Aviv, a daily flight to the smaller airport in the Turkish capital will be operated by the company's Low Coast brand.
Recently, Turkish Airlines has announced that all its flights on the international routes from Sabiha Airport will be operated by ANADOLU JET. Anadolu Jet was founded in 2008 and has since flown about 100 million passengers. Mesbihah is flying to 28 international destinations in 16 countries. The company offers only a tourist class on its planes and is priced as a Low Coast company.
About six months ago, a huge new airport was opened in Istanbul, replacing the previous one (Atturk). The new field serves as the home port (parent) of Turkish Airlines, when the company's cargo operations transferred to Ataturk.
Andulo Jet flights will start operating in Tel Aviv in March in the form of a daily flight. The prices of the Low Coast brand to Istanbul Sabia Airport are expected to be about 10% cheaper than Turkish Airlines flights to the city's main airport.
Turkish Airlines operates 10 daily flights from Ben Gurion Airport to Istanbul. Many of its passengers continue from Istanbul to other destinations on further flights. Recently, the company stopped weekly flights operating to Izmir.
In 2019, Turkish Airlines - which ranked fourth in terms of passenger traffic last year (giving way to the low-cost Lugo Coast companies) - had about 1,171 million passengers, an increase of 8%. Turkish Airlines concluded January 2020 with traffic of 85.6 thousand passengers and an increase of 18% compared to January last year.
Turkish Airlines has flown to 319 cities in 127 countries. 84% of the company's operations are in the international arena - mainly for European destinations.