Tarhan Tower Airlines

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Tarhan Tower Airlines
IATA -	ICAO TTH	Callsign -
Founded		2006
Hubs		Istanbul Atatürk
Fleet size		2
Destinations		16
Headquarters		Istanbul, Turkey
Key people
Website: http://www.ttairlines.com/

Tarhan Tower Airlines was a charter airline based in Istanbul, Turkey. Its main hub was Atatürk International Airport. During December 2007 SHGM (Turkish Civil Aviation authority) suspended the licence allowing the airline to operate due to issues found within the airlines maintenance department.

Contents 1 Services 1.1 Domestic destinations 1.2 International destinations 2 External links

[edit] Services

Tarhan Tower Airlines operated the following services (at December 2006):

[edit] Domestic destinations

• Adana
• Ankara
• Antalya.
• Istanbul Atatürk
• İzmir
• Kayseri

[edit] International destinations

• Germany
  • Stuttgart
• Iraq
  • Erbil
• Belgium
  • Brussels
• Israel
  • Tel Aviv
• Armenia
  • Yerevan
• Iran
  • Tehran
• France
  • Paris
• Italy
  • Bari
  • Milan
  • Naples
• The Netherlands
  • Amsterdam

[edit] External links

• Tarhan Tower Airlines
• Tarhan Tower Airlines Fleet
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