Turkish Airlines has announced a significant change to its flight network, introducing a new 22-hour ultra-long route connecting Sydney and Istanbul. The revised itinerary now involves a stopover in Singapore, effectively enhancing connectivity between Australia and Turkey. This strategic shift aims to facilitate preparations for potential direct flights between the two cities in the future. Passengers traveling from Sydney will experience a total travel time of approximately 22 hours, including the layover in Singapore. Turkish Airlines is actively working towards establishing non-stop service, marking an important step in expanding its global reach.
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