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Founded | March 2001 | |||
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Operating bases | Atatürk International Airport | |||
Fleet size | 16 (+10 orders) | |||
Destinations | 22 (Summer 2010) | |||
Parent company | ETS | |||
Headquarters | Istanbul, Turkey | |||
Key people | Orhan Coskun (CEO) | |||
Website | www.atlasjet.com |
Atlasjet Havacılık A.Ş. is an airline based in Florya, Bakırköy district, Istanbul, Turkey,[1] operating domestic and international scheduled passenger services and regular charter flights to Europe, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates, usually out of either Atatürk International Airport, Istanbul, Ercan Airport, Northern Cyprus, Adnan Menderes Airport, İzmir or Antalya Airport.[2]
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The airline was established on 14 March 2001 and started operations on 1 June 2001. Formerly known as Atlasjet International Airlines, it was set up as a subsidiary of Öger Holdings. In 2004 ETS Group acquired a 45% stake, which was increased to 90% in February 2006 following the taking over of Öger's 45% holding. The company is led by its CEO Orhan Coşkun had 730 employees (as of 2007).[2]
Atlasjet operates scheduled flights to the following destinations:[3]
City | Country | Region | IATA | ICAO | Airport | Ref | Notes |
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Adana | Turkey | Eurasia | ADA | LTAF | Adana Şakirpaşa Airport | [3] | |
Antalya | Turkey | Eurasia | AYT | LTAI | Antalya Airport | [3] | |
Bodrum | Turkey | Eurasia | BJV | LTFE | Milas-Bodrum Airport | [3] | |
Dalaman | Turkey | Eurasia | DLM | LTBS | Dalaman Airport | [3] | |
Erbil | Iraq | Middle East | EBL | ORER | Erbil International Airport | [3] | |
Istanbul | Turkey | Eurasia | IST | LTBA | Atatürk International Airport | [3] | Base |
İzmir | Turkey | Eurasia | ADB | LTBJ | Adnan Menderes Airport | [3] | |
Kiev | Ukraine | Eastern Europe | KBP | UKBB | Boryspil International Airport | [3] | |
London | United Kingdom | Western Europe | STN | EGSS | London Stansted Airport | [3] | |
Nicosia | Northern Cyprus | Eurasia | ECN | LCEN | Ercan International Airport | [3] | |
Pristina | Kosovo | Eastern Europe | PRN | BKPR | Pristina International Airport | [3] | |
Sulaymaniah | Iraq | Middle East | ISU | ORSU | Sulaimaniyah International Airport | [3] | |
Tehran | Iran | Middle East | IKA | OIIE | Imam Khomeini International Airport | [3] |
As of November 2011, the Atlasjet fleet consists of the following aircraft with an average age of 12.1 years:[4]
Aircraft | In Service | orders | Passengers | ||
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Business | Economy | Total | |||
Bombardier CS300 |
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Airbus A319-100 |
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Airbus A321-100/200 |
7 |
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204 210 |
204 210 |
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Airbus A330-200 |
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326 |
326 |
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Boeing 757-200 |
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210 |
210 |
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Total |
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In November 2011 Atlas Jet signed a Letter of Interest for 10 Bombardier CS300 and 5 additional options.[5]
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