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Turkmenistan Airlines

Turkmenistan · TURKMENISTAN

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Turkmenistan Airlines

Turkmenistan · TURKMENISTAN
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Connecting Turkmenistan to the world.

Founded
1992
Headquarters
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan Airlines, officially known as Türkmenhowaýollary, is the flag carrier and national airline of Turkmenistan. Founded in 1992 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the airline operates international and domestic routes from its main base in Ashgabat. The airline is state-owned and operates under close government oversight, reflecting the broader political environment of Turkmenistan. It serves destinations across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, though its route network remains relatively limited compared to other regional carriers. Turkmenistan Airlines has faced scrutiny from international aviation safety bodies over the years, and the airline is subject to various operational restrictions in certain markets. Despite these challenges, it continues to serve as the primary air transport link for Turkmenistan's population.
Hubs & network
The airline's primary hub is Ashgabat International Airport (ASB), with secondary operations at Turkmenabat and Mary airports.
Fleet
Turkmenistan Airlines operates a fleet that includes Boeing 737, Boeing 777, and Boeing 757 aircraft.
Notable facts
  • ›Turkmenistan Airlines was established in 1992 after the collapse of the Soviet Union, succeeding Aeroflot operations in the region.
  • ›The airline is entirely state-owned and operated by the Turkmenistan government.
  • ›It has appeared on the EU Air Safety List, restricting its operations within European Union airspace at various times.
  • ›The carrier operates to destinations in Russia, Turkey, UAE, Thailand, India, and several CIS countries.
  • ›Ashgabat International Airport, the airline's main hub, underwent a major modernization and expansion project completed around 2016.
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Turkmenistan Airlines connects Central Asia to the wider world

Turkmenistan Airlines, the flag carrier of Turkmenistan, was established in 1992 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the country's independence. Operating primarily from its main hub at Ashgabat International Airport, the airline serves a network of domestic and international routes across Asia, Europe, and beyond. As a state-owned carrier, it reflects Turkmenistan's efforts to maintain international connectivity while supporting the country's developing economy.

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Fleet Note

Turkmenistan Airlines operates a mixed fleet that has historically included Boeing 757, Boeing 777, and Boeing 737 aircraft for its international and domestic services.

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Route network map (16 legs)

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Route network

ASB → BHX752
ASB → DME738 752
ASB → DXB733
ASB → IST738 752
ASB → LHR752
BHX → ASB752
DEL → ASB733
DME → ASB752 738
FRA → ASB738
LHR → ASB752
ASB → ATQ752
ASB → DEL733
ASB → FRA738
ATQ → ASB752
DXB → ASB733
IST → ASB738 752