Turkish Airlines resumed its flights to Afghanistan with its first flight landing at Kabul International Airport on Tuesday, after almost three years.Turkish charge d&affaires in Kabul, Cenk Unal, said at a ceremony to mark the occasion that the resumption of Turkish Airlines flights to Afghanistan is a clear example of the expansion of friendly and historical relations between the two countries.He added that Turkish Airlines flies to numerous countries, and flights to Afghanistan will help expand cultural and commercial relations.Officials of the Ministry of Transport stated that the resumption of Turkish Airlines flights shows that the people of Turkey stand with the people of Afghanistan in any circumstances.They called on other international airlines to also resume flights saying that currently Kabul airport is safe and secure.Turkish Airlines currently has 454 modern aircraft.
It connects 348 destinations in six continents and in 130 countries.The post Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Afghanistan after three year hiatus first appeared on Ariana News.