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Turkish Airlines’s AnadlouJet Adds New Routes from Birmingham Airport

Olivia Newman
Last updated: 17 April 2021 09:06
By Olivia Newman 3 Min Read
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AnadoluJet Turkish Airlines Birmingham Airport
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AnadlouJet, an extension of Turkish Airlines, has taken home in Birmingham Airport in the UK this week.

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Who are AnadlouJet?International Travel in the UKAdditional Tourist Destinations
Turkish Airlines
Taking off from Birmingham. | © Anadolujet Kurumsal

Who are AnadlouJet?

AnadlouJet are an airline created by Turkish Airlines that operate eighty routes with forty-three accompanying airports, now including Birmingham Airport. They provide free baggage allowance and other additional methods to keep customers content and comfortable on their flights. They fly to over 136 different destinations, including routes to Cyprus and Europe.

Turkish Airlines
Antalya | © Tunc Ozturk

The airline are a low-cost addition to Turkish Airlines, with the main focus being on convenience for those who travel with the company.

International Travel in the UK

As of last year, international travel has been banned throughout the UK, unless those who are travelling have a valid reason, like work. The UK’s map out of lockdown set a date for travelling abroad to be allowed again – May the 17th – but the government haven’t confirmed whether the plan will go ahead as scheduled.

Nevertheless, international travel is set to boom again once the world returns to some kind of normality. So, it seems AnadoluJet are ahead of the game with their latest move to claim their spot for the summer.

Additional Tourist Destinations

Birmingham Airport
Expecting to see sand this summer? | © Nihat Sinan Erul

AnadoluJet are starting a service to Antalya and Dalaman in Turkey from Birmingham Airport in the UK. The flights will be low-cost and non-stop. The new routes are part of a plan to boost tourism in Turkey as flyers start to travel abroad again.

However, it’s not only the airline that want to get back up in the air. Birmingham Airport are also looking to start taking off again, and the additional routes from AnadoluJet will hopefully attract travellers to fly. Antalya and Dalaman are very touristy destinations and may attract holidaymakers from the UK to spend the week there.

Do you think the new routes will prove to be popular in the summer? Let us know below!

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Olivia is a creative writer from London who loves to travel! She has a background in digital marketing, journalism and tutoring, and studied an MA in Creative Writing in Portsmouth. You'll often find her writing, reading or booking her next flight!
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