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Turkish Airlines is expanding its service from Istanbul to Sydney, transitioning to daily flights using Airbus A350-900 aircraft. Initially launching in November 2024, the airline plans to gradually increase its frequency from four weekly flights to daily service by January 12, 2026. The initial flights will route through Kuala Lumpur, with a potential shift to non-stop service in the future. This expansion is seen as a significant boost for tourism and business connections between Turkey and Australia. Sydney Airport’s Group Executive praised the move as a strong endorsement of the market’s potential.