Turkish Airlines Announces Flight Resumptions, Restoring Middle East Network

Turkish Airlines, the airline that flies to more countries than any other in the world, continues the restoration of its Middle East network following a temporary suspension of services, resuming flights to Abu Dhabi starting July 1, 2026, Dammam starting July 10, 2026 and Kuwait starting July 11, 2026 and Bahrain starting July 16, 2026.

These resumptions follow the restart of Dubai operations on June 9. Flag carrier has also increased its Dubai flight frequency from 7 to 14 weekly flights; effective June 25, 2026, Amman flight frequency from 14 to 21 weekly flights effective June 19, 2026 and Beirut flight frequency from 21 to 28 weekly flights effective July 1, 2026.

With services resuming, Turkish Airlines continues to connect travelers across the Middle East with its global network through its hub in Istanbul. As the airline flying to six continents, Turkish Airlines offers access to more than 350 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas.

FLIGHT NO	START	FREQUENCY	ORG	DST	DEP	ARR
TK 868	July 1, 2026	1.3.5.7	IST	AUH	18:45	00:25
TK 869	July 2, 2026	12.4.6	AUH	IST	01:30	05:25

FLIGHT NO	START	FREQUENCY	ORG	DST	DEP	ARR
TK 150	July 10, 2026	1.3.56	IST	DMM	20:15	00:15
TK 151	July 11, 2026	.2.4.67	DMM	IST	01:15	05:30

FLIGHT NO	START	FREQUENCY	ORG	DST	DEP	ARR
TK 770	July 11, 2026	.2.4.67	IST	KWI	02:00	05:40
TK 771	July 11, 2026	.2.4.67	KWI	IST	06:35	10:25

FLIGHT NO	START	FREQUENCY	ORG	DST	DEP	ARR
TK 778	July 16, 2026	.2.45.7	IST	BAH	20:15	00:10
TK 779	July 17, 2026	1.3.56.	BAH	IST	01:15	05:30

Passengers are advised to check the latest flight schedules and travel requirements via the Turkish Airlines website or official channels prior to travel.