Turkish Airlines expands Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights with more Istanbul services
New schedules offer greater flexibility for UAE business and leisure travellers
DUBAI – Turkish Airlines has restored four daily flights between Dubai and Istanbul, expanding travel options between the UAE and Turkiye.
The services resumed on September 1, giving passengers more departure choices throughout the day. The airline has also increased flights between Abu Dhabi and Istanbul from four to seven services per week, bringing the route to a daily schedule.
The expanded UAE frequencies provide passengers with greater flexibility and onward connection opportunities through Istanbul, where Turkish Airlines serves more than 350 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and the Americas.
Dubai schedule
The airline is operating four daily services from Dubai International Airport to Istanbul. All flight timings are local, with departures spread across the early morning and afternoon.
The schedule includes TK761, departing Dubai at 2am and arriving in Istanbul at 5.45am; TK759, leaving at 4.30am and arriving at 8.25am; TK763, departing at 7.30am and reaching Istanbul at 11.20am; and TK765, leaving Dubai at 1.50pm and arriving at 5.40pm.
The first service of the day leaves at 2am, while the final daily departure is scheduled for 1.50pm.
Abu Dhabi flights
Turkish Airlines has simultaneously increased its Abu Dhabi-Istanbul frequency from four flights per week to seven, meaning the airline now operates daily services between the UAE capital and Istanbul.
The additional frequencies are designed to provide business and leisure travellers with more choice while supporting onward connections through the carrier’s Istanbul hub. Passengers travelling from the UAE can use Istanbul to connect to more than 350 destinations spanning six continents.
Turkish Airlines has advised passengers to check the latest flight schedules and travel requirements through its website or official channels before travelling.