Turkmenistan Airlines
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Turkmenistan Airlines is the flag carrier of Turkmenistan, founded in 1992 and based at Ashgabat International Airport. The state-owned airline operates a modern Boeing fleet across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, serving approximately 19 destinations.
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Turkmenistan Airlines (IATA: T5, ICAO: TUA) is the national airline of Turkmenistan, established on May 4, 1992. Operated as a state-owned open joint-stock company, it serves as the country's primary carrier for international and domestic travel.
The airline maintains its main hub at Ashgabat International Airport in the capital, with a secondary hub at Turkmenabat International Airport. From these bases, Turkmenistan Airlines operates a network covering approximately 19 destinations across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The carrier holds codeshare agreements with Belavia (B2) and S7 Airlines (S7), expanding connectivity for passengers.
The fleet consists of modern Boeing aircraft: Boeing 717, Boeing 737, Boeing 757, and Boeing 777. This mix enables the airline to serve both regional and long-haul routes efficiently. As a state carrier, Turkmenistan Airlines plays a key role in connecting the country to international markets and supporting regional aviation development.