SunExpress To Focus On Turkish Tourism, Close German Subsidiary

David Casey Kurt Hofmann June 24, 2020
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SunExpress, the joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, plans to close its subsidiary in Germany and concentrate on its core operations in Turkey. The airline said it has been “hit hard” by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the majority of its fleet grounded between April 2...
David Casey

David Casey is Editor in Chief of Routes, the global route development community's trusted source for news and information.

Kurt Hofmann

Kurt Hofmann has been writing on the airline industry for 25 years. He appears frequently on Austrian, Swiss and German television and broadcasting…

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