The new airport is expected to serve more than ... The airport will replace Istanbul Ataturk Airport, which will be closed to commercial flights but still used for aviation fairs.

Istanbul’s new airport, built to replace the ageing Ataturk, will boast Europe’s largest terminal hotel, with futuristic cabin aficionados Yotel opening its first property to have both land ...

Istanbul New Airport, on shores of the Black Sea ... named after Turkey's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, is closed down. Ataturk Airport now handles 64 million people a year.

As for the future of Istanbul's Ataturk Airport, it will be closed to commercial flights once operations move to the new Istanbul Airport. The property will retain its airport status, be used for ...

“With the operation of Istanbul Airport ... will be using the new airport for now. Its other routes will remain at Ataturk for the rest of this year. Ataturk Airport will be closed to commercial ...

Turkish Airlines relocated to the new Istanbul Airport on Saturday, as the sprawling new hub officially took the bulk of passenger traffic previously handled by Ataturk airport. The airline dubbed ...

The inauguration for the new facility, which will replace Istanbul's ageing Ataturk Airport, takes place on the 95th anniversary of modern Turkey's founding by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. However the ...

The new airport, which is 35 kilometres (22 miles) from the centre of Istanbul, is intended to entirely replace the existing Ataturk International Airport as the city's main hub. Arslan played ...

Amman: As of April 7, 2019, Royal Jordanian will move its operations to/from Istanbul, from Istanbul Ataturk Airport to the new Istanbul Airport. After the relocation, IATA’s code for Atatürk Airport, ...

The terror attack Tuesday at Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport left New Yorkers with Turkish ties saddened but hardly surprised. They’ve seen too many now, and say the ...

As of early Sunday morning local time, regular operations have resumed at Istanbul Ataturk ... told The New York Times, adding that the panic soon turned to boredom as the airport remained out ...