Turkish Airlines announced that one of its most advanced aircraft, the Dreamliner, will operate between Cape Town International Airport and Istanbul Airport from Friday, 1 April.
Turkish Airlines confirmed that its most advanced aircraft, the Dreamliner, will operate between Cape Town International Airport and Istanbul Airport from Friday, 1 April.
The aircraft, which is regarded as one of the most advanced aircraft for its fuel efficiency and range flexibility, the 787-9 Dreamliner offers refined and luxurious comfort for its passengers from South Africa to Istanbul. The Dreamliner has a seating capacity of 300 passengers, including 270 economy class seats and 30 exceptional business class seats, while its modern cabins provide the perfect setting to enjoy Turkish Airlines’ award-winning onboard dining and in-flight entertainment.However, for Business Class passengers, the Dreamliner elevates this experience even higher. Forty-four-inch legroom and a 180-degree full flat 76-inch seat bed length are provided for each of the 30 seats.
Turkish Airlines Cape Town General Manager Kenan Ince said:” We are thrilled to reach new horizons with the addition of the 787-9 Dreamliner and even more proud that Cape Town has been selected as the first city on the African continent to welcome this prestigious aircraft. The aircraft’s advanced technology, fuel efficiency, and passenger-centric cabin design will provide our loyal flyers across the globe with a best-in-class experience for years to come.
Meanwhile, the Dreamliner will service four flights per week, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday between Cape Town International Airport and Istanbul Airport.
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