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Affordable flights connecting Turkey and Europe.

Founded
1990
Headquarters
Istanbul, Turkey
Pegasus Airlines is a Turkish low-cost carrier founded in 1990 and relaunched under new ownership in 2005. Headquartered in Istanbul, it has grown to become one of Turkey's largest airlines, offering scheduled flights across Turkey, Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, and North Africa. The airline operates primarily from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, serving as its main hub. Pegasus emphasizes competitive pricing, ancillary revenue, and digital-first customer engagement, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers. Pegasus Airlines went public on the Borsa Istanbul stock exchange in 2013 and has continued to expand its route network and modernize its fleet. It is a subsidiary of ESAS Holding, one of Turkey's major conglomerates.
Hubs & network
Pegasus Airlines operates primarily from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, with a secondary base at Ankara Esenboğa Airport.
Fleet
Pegasus Airlines operates an all-Boeing and Airbus narrowbody fleet consisting of Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737 MAX 8, and Airbus A320/A321 family aircraft.
Notable facts
  • ›Pegasus Airlines was originally founded in 1990 as a charter airline and relaunched as a low-cost carrier in 2005.
  • ›The airline is a subsidiary of ESAS Holding, a major Turkish conglomerate.
  • ›Pegasus went public on the Borsa Istanbul stock exchange in 2013.
  • ›Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport serves as the airline's primary hub, located on the Asian side of Istanbul.
  • ›Pegasus has an IATA code of PC and operates under the callsign SUNTURK.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Connecting the Islands of Fiji with Warmth and Island Spirit

Air Fiji was a regional carrier based in Suva, Fiji, operating domestic and select international routes across the South Pacific island nation. Serving as a vital link between Fiji's main islands and outer communities, the airline played an important role in connecting remote populations to urban centers. Air Fiji ceased operations in the early 2000s, leaving a legacy as one of Fiji's pioneering domestic aviation operators.

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Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note

Air Fiji operated a small fleet of turboprop aircraft, including de Havilland Twin Otters and Britten-Norman Islanders, suited to short island-hopping routes across Fiji's diverse terrain.

AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.

Route network map (236 legs)

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Route network

ADA → AYT738
ADA → SAW738 320
ADA → VAN738
ADB → AMS738
ADB → ATH738
ADB → AYT738
ADB → BRU738
ADB → ECN738
ADB → ESB738
ADB → EZS738
ADB → GNY738
ADB → GZT738
ADB → HTY738
ADB → IST738
ADB → MQM738
ADB → SAW738 320
ADB → VAS738
AMS → ADB738
ASR → DUS738
AYT → ADA738
AYT → AMS738
AYT → BLL738
AYT → ECN738
AYT → GVA738
AYT → TZX738
BAL → SAW320 738
BCN → SAW738
BEG → SAW738
BEY → SAW738
BGY → SAW738
BJV → ESB738
BLL → AYT738
BLQ → SAW320 738
BRU → AYT738
BRU → BJV738
BSL → SAW320 738
CPH → AYT738
CPH → SAW738 320
CRL → SAW738 320
DIY → SAW738 320
DOH → SAW738
DOK → SAW738 320
DUS → ASR738
DXB → SAW738
EBU → SAW738 320
ECN → AYT738
ECN → HTY738
ECN → SAW738
EDO → SAW738 320
ERC → SAW738 320
ERZ → SAW738 320
ESB → BJV738
ESB → EBL738
ESB → ECN738
ESB → VIE738
FCO → SAW738 320
GNY → ADB738
GVA → AYT738
GZP → SAW738
HTY → ADB738
HTY → ECN738
HTY → SAW320 738
IST → ADB738
KCM → SAW738 320
KYA → SAW738 320
MQM → ADB738
MQM → SAW738
MSR → SAW738
MZH → SAW738
NAV → SAW738
NUE → SAW738 320
OMS → SAW738
ORY → SAW738
OTP → SAW738
SAW → ADB738 320
SAW → ASR320 738
SAW → BAL320 738
SAW → BEG738
SAW → BGY738
SAW → CGN738

Fleet (aircraft types operated)