Türkiye suspended flights from Italy, South Korea and Iraq on March 1

Türkiye recently announced the suspension of flights to South Korea, Italy, Iraq and other countries. Therefore, Chinese tourists and citizens in these countries recently must pay attention to flight information in a timely manner to avoid unnecessary waste of time and trouble. Chinese people in transit can choose other transfer locations.

Turkish Health Minister Koya announced on February 29, local time, that in order to prevent the new coronavirus epidemic, Turkey would suspend all flights to and from Italy, Iran, and South Korea from 0:00 on March 1, local time. Türkiye had previously suspended all flights in and out of Iran and temporarily closed its border with Iran. So far, Türkiye has no confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19.

Turkish Airlines suspended operations and extended flights to mainland China

On February 6, Turkish Airlines decided to suspend flights to Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Xi'an flights until the end of February 2008.

In view of the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic, Turkish Airlines has formulated a refund policy for passengers who canceled flights to mainland China. Passengers holding tickets to mainland China (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xi'an) from January 31, 2008 to February 29, 2008 can refund the unused tickets and the unused portion will be refunded Or change your booking to a valid travel time. Turkish Airlines stated that relevant refunds can be processed through the original ticketing agency, including Turkish Airlines sales offices, call centers and ticket agents.

In addition, Turkish Airlines also adjusted its flights to Hong Kong, China. For passengers whose tickets were issued before January 31, 2008 and flew to Hong Kong, China from January 31, 2008 to February 29, 2008, relevant changes can be made before March 11, 2008; for passengers who have made changes to May 2008 Change fees will be waived for flights on or before the 31st.