Turkish Airlines will restore its scheduled operations between Istanbul and Caracas beginning October 1. The route resumption follows a temporary suspension triggered by earthquakes reported on June 24.
According to booking data published via the carrier’s reservation system, the service will operate with four weekly frequencies. The airline has scheduled Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft to operate the link.
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Flight Schedules
The operational schedule includes departures in two distinct time slots, depending on the day of the week:
Istanbul to Caracas
- Mondays and Thursdays: Departs Turkey at 15:40, with arrival in Caracas scheduled for 21:20.
- Tuesdays and Saturdays: Departs Istanbul at 17:00, arriving in the Venezuelan capital at 22:40.
Caracas to Istanbul
- Mondays and Thursdays: Departs the Maiquetia terminal at 23:10, arriving in Istanbul at 17:50 the following day.
- Wednesdays and Sundays: Departs at 00:30, with arrival in Turkish territory scheduled for 19:10.
With the resumption of this route, Turkish Airlines reestablishes its regular connectivity between the two hubs, normalizing both passenger and belly cargo flows.
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