Turkish Airlines Lands in Seville: Its Sixth Destination in Spain
Turkish Airlines is expanding its presence in the Spanish market with the inauguration of its new route between Istanbul and Seville. The airline now adds its sixth destination in the country, after Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga, and Bilbao, reinforcing its strategy of enhancing international connectivity through its Istanbul hub.
The Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee of the company, Prof. Ahmet Bolat, emphasized that this new route “will offer our passengers an additional travel alternative. We believe that flights to one of Spain’s oldest cities will open new opportunities for both tourism and business, while boosting commercial and tourism potential throughout the region. Through our base in Istanbul, we will continue to connect cultures and continents around the world.”
Details of the New Operation
The route between Istanbul and Seville will operate daily.
Flight Schedules
TK 1297: Istanbul – Seville | Monday, Wednesday, Saturday | Departure 06:55 – Arrival 10:45
TK 1298: Seville – Istanbul | Monday, Wednesday, Saturday | Departure 11:45 – Arrival 17:15
TK 1299: Istanbul – Seville | Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday | Departure 13:50 – Arrival 17:40
TK 1300: Seville – Istanbul | Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday | Departure 18:40 – Arrival 00:10
Promotional Fares
As a launch incentive, passengers who purchase tickets before September 30, 2025, can fly from Istanbul to Seville starting from USD 180, and from Seville to Istanbul starting from EUR 148. This promotion is valid for travel through March 15, 2026, and is available on Turkish Airlines’ official website.
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