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=== Fleet and Aircraft ===
Turkish Airlines operates a modern and diverse fleet, consisting of both '''narrow-body''' and '''wide-body''' aircraft to serve its wide-ranging network of short, medium, and long-haul routes.

* '''Boeing 777''': The '''Boeing 777-300ER''' is one of Turkish Airlines' key long-haul aircraft, flying to destinations across '''North America''', '''Asia''', and '''Africa'''. The 777 is known for its reliability, large passenger capacity, and fuel efficiency, making it an ideal choice for Turkish Airlines' global routes.
* '''Airbus A330''': The '''Airbus A330''' is widely used by Turkish Airlines for long-haul flights. The A330 offers comfort and space for long flights, with advanced features such as quieter engines, improved air quality, and more efficient fuel consumption. The airline uses these aircraft for flights to '''Asia''', '''Europe''', and '''North America'''.
* '''Airbus A350''': The '''Airbus A350-900''' is one of Turkish Airlines' newest aircraft, offering cutting-edge technology, enhanced fuel efficiency, and passenger comfort. The A350 is used on select long-haul routes and provides passengers with quieter cabins, larger windows, and improved air quality, making long flights more enjoyable.
* '''Boeing 737''': For its short and medium-haul routes, Turkish Airlines primarily operates the '''Boeing 737''' series, including the '''737-800''' and '''737 MAX'''. These aircraft are used for flights within '''Europe''', '''the Middle East''', and '''domestic routes''' within Turkey.
* '''Airbus A321''': The '''Airbus A321''' is another aircraft in the Turkish Airlines fleet used primarily for short-haul flights within Europe, the '''Middle East''', and '''Central Asia'''. The A321 offers fuel efficiency and comfort for regional travel.

Turkish Airlines continues to modernize its fleet, with a strong focus on incorporating more '''fuel-efficient''' and '''environmentally friendly''' aircraft. The airline is also investing in sustainable aviation technologies, including the use of '''biofuels''' and '''sustainable aviation fuel''' (SAF).
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