Bremen Airport: Turkish Airlines doubles flights to Istanbul!

Bremen Airport: Turkish Airlines doubles flights to Istanbul!

At the Bremen Airport, something is happening: From June 26, 2025, Turkish Airlines will significantly expand her offer and take off to Istanbul twice a day. At first glance, this sounds like a turning point for travelers, because the new departure times - 10.20 a.m. and 6.20 p.m. - offer more flexibility for business travelers and vacationers at the same time. The flight time to Istanbul is about three hours, which makes the metropolis an attractive goal.

Istanbul, one of the largest international hubs, has the plane on the screen. The city offers more than 300 destinations in over 100 countries, including dream destinations such as Dubai, Cape Town, Sydney and Tokyo. These connections could help Bremen Airport better position themselves in international air traffic. New options also mean a larger travel offer for around 13 million people who live in the catchment area of ​​the airport. Above all, the local economy, tourism and the aerospace region around Bremen can benefit from this expanded international connection. As reports [t-online.de] (https://www.t-online.de/region/bremen/ID_100779822/Flimhafen-bremen- Turkish-airlines-verdoppelt-benchen-nach-stanbul.html), the additional connection could increase the attractiveness of the airport to such an extent that it can be seen as the spotted and focal point for international flights is.

Return of the airline after pandemic

The resumption of Turkish Airlines at Bremen Airport is no accident, because since June 25, 2021, the airline has been flying again after a panda -related break of almost eleven months. This return not only extends the flight offer with other airlines and flight destinations, but is also a sign of the upswing in aviation. Airport boss Elmar Kleinert sees the airline as a stable partner, which is important for the future development of Bremen Airport. The flights are booked directly via the Turkish Airlines website, which is equally attractive through the new connections for business travelers and tourists. According to [bremen-airport.com] (https://www.bremen-airport.com/erlebnis-flughafen/news-details page?tx_xnews_newsletter%5D=915&cha=bfa59b9a3c4a7c0b2f3d4f9e) Enjoyment of an additional turnstile for international flights.

The future of aviation

Future music for aviation: The forecast economic recovery of the industry until 2025 shows Lichtblicke. It is expected that the number of passengers will be 21 percent above the 2018 level. However, experts from statista.com also report on the challenge in Germany to only reach the pre-pandemic flight level after 2030. After all, the number of flights in Europe will not be again at the 2019 state of 2019. Climate change and CO2 emissions also play a role; Air traffic causes about 3 percent of global CO2 emissions, and travel by plane is considered more in a climate-damaging one.

The industry is trying to sustainably solutions. Over 90 percent of airlines are committed to acting up to 2050 by climate -neutral, while sustainable fuels (SAF) should contribute to reducing greenhouse gases. Despite the higher costs, these ideas are important to make aviation future -proof. From 2025, the EU also decided new minimum quotas for sustainable fuels to react to climate change.

The developments at Bremen Airport not only reflect local conditions, but are also part of a larger trend in global aviation. The anticipation for the new connections to Istanbul is definitely noticeable and could make travel from and from Bremen more fascinating.