Turkish Airlines Eyes Fleet of 500 Aircraft by September 2025

Turkish Airlines (TK) is set to expand its fleet to 500 aircraft by September, reinforcing its position as a leading global carrier. The airline’s long-term strategy includes further growth, with plans to reach 813 aircraft by 2033, marking its centennial anniversary. Turkish Airlines (TK) is progressing towards its ambitious goal of operating 500 aircraft by September. Currently, the airline has 492 aircraft, including both passenger and cargo planes. By 2033, this number is expected to rise to 813, coinciding with the airline’s 100th anniversary. The fleet expansion has been consistent over the years. The airline had 100 aircraft in 2006, doubled to 200 by 2012, and reached 300 in 2016. In 2023, the fleet size grew to 400, continuing its rapid upward trajectory. Currently, the airline has 492 aircraft, including both passenger and cargo planes. By 2033, this number is expected to rise to 813, coinciding with the airline’s 100th anniversary. The fleet expansion has been consistent over the years. The airline had 100 aircraft in 2006, doubled to 200 by 2012, and reached 300 in 2016. In 2023, the fleet size grew to 400, continuing its rapid upward trajectory.<br/>