Bob Adam, Air Seychelles A320-232 S7-SIL, CC BY-SA 2.0
Flag carrier lines of Turkey and Seychelles recently entered into a codeshare agreement at Turkish Airlines’ headquarters in Istanbul. The agreement was signed by Bilal Ekşi, CEO of Turkish Airlines and Sandy Benoiton, acting CEO of Air Seychelles, in the presence of other senior officials. The agreement came into effect on 15th October 2022 and is expected to widen the commercial collaboration between the two entities whilst leaving passengers with a host of flight options between Turkey and Seychelles. The agreement is also predicted to have a broader scope in the future allowing for improved cultural ties between the two nations and a host of flexible travel options for passengers. If you are in Turkey and are planning your next holiday in Seychelles, gear up for a stay at the lavish Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas where you can easily tick off your favourite things to do in Praslin.
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