This summer, Turkish Airlines will introduce a new nonstop route connecting Istanbul with Denver, marking its 14th destination in the United States. Set to commence on June 11, this route will feature the state-of-the-art Airbus A350-900 aircraft and is destined to become Denver’s longest nonstop flight. Spanning a distance of 6,130 miles, it will surpass the current longest route to Tokyo’s Narita International Airport.
The service, which will operate three times a week with an additional flight added in July, aims to cater to the increasing passenger demand that has grown by 50% since 2019 between these two cities. This route will not only enhance connectivity but also enrich cultural and commercial ties, providing new opportunities for both business and tourism.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston praised the announcement, highlighting its significance in boosting Denver’s global presence and fostering diversity within the community. Meanwhile, Fatih Durmaz, Turkish Airlines’ Vice President of Sales in the Americas, emphasized the airline’s commitment to expanding its network and connecting more destinations globally.
Passengers on this route can look forward to experiencing Turkish Airlines’ renowned hospitality, including gourmet dishes prepared by Flying Chefs in Business Class, which also features fully-reclinable seats and luxury amenity kits. Additionally, travelers with extended layovers in Istanbul can benefit from the airline’s complimentary hotel stopover service, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience.
This new service not only represents Turkish Airlines’ first venture into the Rocky Mountain region but also strengthens its position as a global aviation leader, further enhancing its extensive network that spans over 300 destinations across six continents.
