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THY to resume flights to Baghdad

Turkish Airlines (THY) plans to resume flights from Istanbul to Iraqi capital Baghdad which were suspended 17 years ago.

Friday, 29 August 2008 19:03

THY Board of Directors decided to relaunch flights between Istanbul and Baghdad, company's chairman Candan Karlitekin told reporters at a news conference.

Karlitekin added that flights from Istanbul to Baghdad could possibly begin in October.

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