Atlasjet

Atlasjet was established in March 2001. Its main hub is Ataturk International Airport and has a fleet strength of 13. Its head offices are at the Turkish capital and its CEO is Orhan Coskun. It offers chartered services in addition to passenger flights.
Atlasjet Profile

Atlasjet is officially registered as Atlasjet Havacilik AS and is headquartered at Florya, Bakirkoy Istanbul. It provides passenger flights both within Turkey and outside it. Apart from these, there are consistent chartered flights to several locations in Europe, United Arab Emirates and Kazakhstan.

It operates from several airports:

• Ataturk International Airport
• Adnan Menderes Airport
• Ercan Airport
• Antalya Airport

ETS is its holding company and its CEO is Orhan Coskun. Its Callsign is ATLASJET, IATA code is KK and ICAO code is KKK. It has approximately 730 workers.

Atlasjet History

The Turkish aviation enterprise was incorporated on March 14, 2001 and kicked off operations on June 1, 2001. It was earlier referred to as Atlasjet International Airlines and was meant to be a sister company of Oger Holdings.

ETS group bought 45% shares in the company in 2004. This share went up to 90% in 2006 after it bought out the shares of Oger.

Atlasjet Benefits

The Turkish carrier offers a number of benefits for its travelers such as online booking of tickets. It also provides online check in facilities where all the passenger needs to do is type his ticket details. They can also go for online management of their bookings and provides hotel reservation facilities.

Atlasjet Destinations

Atlasjet flies to several cities in Turkey as well as outside it:

• Adana
• Istanbul
• Antalya
• Izmir
• Bodrum
• Lefkosa
• Cidde
• Pristina
• Dalaman
• Suleymaniye
• Erbil
• Tehran

Atlasjet Fleet

The fleet breakup of Atlasjet can be mentioned as below:

• 4 Airbus A321-200s
• 3 Airbus A330-200s
• 3 Boeing 757-200s
• 2 Airbus A320-200s
• 1 Airbus A321-100