AJetformerly known asAnadoluJetwill establish a direct air link between the airport of Stockholm Arlanda and the airport Sabiha Gökçen from Istanbul. From June 2, 2025, the new route will offer daily service, strengthening connectivity between Sweden and the Turkish capital. This announcement marks an important milestone for travelers looking for a simplified, regular connection between these two cities. It will not only open up new travel opportunities, but also encourage economic and cultural exchanges between the two countries.
AJetthe low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlinesis about to mark a new milestone in its international expansion by launching a daily direct service between Stockholm Arlanda airport and Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen airport. Scheduled to start on June 2, 2025, this initiative aims to further strengthen connectivity between Sweden and Turkey, two popular destinations for both tourism and business.
Enhanced connectivity between the North and the Bosphorus
With this new route, AJet aims to appeal not only to Swedish travellers in search of new discoveries, but also to business travellers who see Istanbul as a growing economic hub. The daily flights will offer passengers greater flexibility, enabling them to plan shorter stays or extend their exploration of the city. Turkish capital and cultural riches.
Innovation and Accessibility for Passengers
AJet, formerly known as AnadoluJethas constantly reinvented itself to offer modern air services at affordable fares. Passengers will be able to purchase their tickets via the website, the mobile app or through authorized agents, guaranteeing simplicity and comfort in the preparation of their trip.
Economic and tourism impacts
In a context where air links diversify worldwide, this new air route joins the more than 40 new routes recently established. This represents a real opportunity for the tourism and business sectors in Sweden and Turkey to open up and grow.
Future prospects and objectives
By launching this line, AJet plans not only to boost access between Stockholm and Istanbul, but also to reinforce its ambitions as a leading airline for accessible international travel. These daily flights are part of a wider strategy to boost the airline's air network, in line with other developments such as the introduction of new routes by Ethiopian Airlines to India or increased frequencies between Kuwait and London.
With the opening of this new route, AJet is positioning Stockholm Arlanda as a strategic hub in Northern Europe, consolidating its commitment to connecting more and more destinations worldwide.
New AJet route: Stockholm Arlanda - Istanbul
| Aspect | Description |
|---|---|
| Airlines | AJet |
| Departure airport | Stockholm Arlanda |
| Arrival airport | Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen |
| Frequency | Daily flights |
| Launch date | June 2, 2025 |
| Type of flight | Direct |
| Objective | Improving connectivity |
| Target sector | Business and leisure travellers |
| Reservation | Via website and mobile app |
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