Turkey to resume flights from UK, Denmark

Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Eksi announced in a post on Twitter on Wednesday (April 21st) that flights from the UK and Denmark to Turkey will continue. 

Bilal Eksi shared the following statements:

"Flights from the UK and Denmark to Turkey are opening. According to the decision taken by our authorities, the arrival of passengers from the UK and Denmark to Turkey will be allowed with the registration of a negative PCR test conducted in the last 72 hours. Please follow our expeditions."

14-day Quarantine For Those Arriving From India

According to the new decisions taken, as part of the coronavirus measures, passengers arriving from India to Turkey from tomorrow will also be presented with a negative PCR test within the last 72 hours, as well as a quarantine for 14 days where the prefectures will determine. The decision will apply to all passengers who have been in India in the last 10 days and have arrived in Turkey.