Turkish Airlines adds three weekly flights to Point-Noitre

Connecting more flights to Africa, the airline announces three weekly flights to Point-Noitre on July 30

A press conference was held on July 30 in Istanbul announcing Point-Noitre as the new flight destination for Turkish Airlines. 

With its flights flying to more countries in the continent of Africa than any other airline, Turkish Airlines has added yet another destination to its list countries. Republic of the Congo’s second biggest city, Point-Noitre is the 58th destination in the continent of Africa. Turkey's national flag carrier will operate three weekly flights to Point-Noitre with a connection in Libreville. 

“Our new flights will offer new opportunities for us to increase our existing cultural connections in the Republic of the Congo. We will continue to spread the Turkish hospitality and the continuous travel experience to a wider area in the future,” said Turkish Airlines' Senior Vice President for Sales (2nd Region), Kerem Sarp.

Point-Noitre, a port city on the banks of Atlantic Ocean, marks Turkish Airlines’ operation in 125 countries expanded over 313 destinations.  With this, Turkish Airlines seals its place as the airline with flights to most destinations in the African Continent.