en.Wedoany.com Reported - Turkish Airlines is resuming its Middle East network, gradually restarting flights to destinations such as Abu Dhabi, Dammam, Kuwait, and Bahrain, while increasing frequencies on some existing routes.

The Istanbul-based carrier resumed flights to Abu Dhabi on July 1, Dammam on July 10, Kuwait on July 11, and Bahrain on July 16. The Dubai route resumed operations on June 9, offering UAE travelers more options to connect via Istanbul to Turkish Airlines' broader global network.

Since June 25, Turkish Airlines has increased Dubai flight frequency from 7 to 14 weekly flights. Since June 19, Amman route frequency has increased from 14 to 21 weekly flights. Since July 1, Beirut route frequency has increased from 21 to 28 weekly flights.

The airline stated that the resumption of these routes will help Middle Eastern travelers connect to its global network via the Istanbul hub. Turkish Airlines' network covers over 350 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas.

Flights to Abu Dhabi are operated by TK 868 departing from Istanbul at 6:45 PM, arriving in Abu Dhabi at 12:25 AM on specific dates. The return flight TK 869 departs Abu Dhabi at 1:30 AM, arriving in Istanbul at 5:25 AM.

Flights to Dammam will resume on July 10, departing Istanbul at 8:15 PM and arriving at 12:15 AM. The return flight departs Dammam at 1:15 AM, arriving in Istanbul at 5:30 AM. Flights to Kuwait will resume on July 11, departing Istanbul at 2:00 AM and arriving at 5:40 AM. The return flight departs Kuwait at 6:35 AM, arriving in Istanbul at 10:25 AM. Flights to Bahrain will resume on July 16, departing Istanbul at 8:15 PM and arriving at 12:10 AM. The return flight departs Bahrain at 1:15 AM, arriving in Istanbul at 5:30 AM.

Travelers should check the latest flight schedules and travel requirements via the Turkish Airlines official website or official channels before traveling.