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Jazeera Airways announced the launch of non-stop, low-fare flights to Turkey’s Antalya - the stunning, historic, hilltop resort, which meets the expanse of the Mediterranean on Turkey’s southwest coast.

With a rich history stretching back to 200 BC, visitors can lose themselves in Antalya’s winding streets alive with ancient Turkish and Greek history, or spend their days soaking up the temperate sunshine and enjoying the unending deep blue Mediterranean vistas or mountainous panoramas from the spectacular marina setting.

Jazeera Airways, the first low-fare airline in the region to offer non-stop flights to the stunning Mediterranean Turkish city will launch the new route on 4 June, with one way fares starting at just KD 19 exclusive of taxes and fees. Flights that allow weekend getaways will operate on Thursday and Saturday evenings.
The launch of the new destination comes as part of Jazeera’s recent network expansion, which will welcome an additional 13 new routes this summer to some of the region’s most desirable holiday spots including Iran’s beautiful city of gardens, Shiraz, the ancient Syrian city of Aleppo and the picturesque Mediterranean resort of Larnaca in Cyprus. Tickets for the non-stop summer routes, as well as Jazeera Airways’ 27 other destinations.

Jazeera Airways’ Chairman, Marwan Boodai commented; “The launch of our low-fare flights to Antalya is excellent news for passengers across the region. Antalya is a breathtaking coastal city that provides an ideal setting for those who want a change of scenery and a relaxing holiday not very far from the Gulf. With low fares and easy online booking, it’s perfect for a weekend break or a long and relaxing holiday without breaking the bank.”

Jazeera Airways currently operates a fleet of eight new Airbus A320s. Each aircraft is fitted with the airline’s signature leather seating, while the Jazeera Plus (J+) cabin offers business travellers the highest standards of comfort, relaxation and a range of in-flight amenities. The airline flies to destinations in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, Iran, and the Indian subcontinent.