TurkJet Airbus A320neo

TurkJet is Air Turkey's domestic low(ish) cost carrier based in Istanbul. The airline was established on 13 July 2015 to serve most of Air Turkey's destinations. On the same day, the airline placed a large order for 20 Airbus A320-200, 35 A320neo, 12 A321-200, 16 A321neo, and 15 737-MAX 8s. TurkJet began operations on 8 August 2015 with 3 Air Turkey A320-200s, which were returned to Air Turkey by July 2016 as some of the aircraft ordered arrived into the fleet.

On 18 July 2016, TurkJet announced their first international route, IST-SOF. TurkJet planned on serving international destinations around south and southeastern Europe (think Bulgaria, Moldova, Greece, Albania, etc), and destinations in the Middle East. By the time the pandemic began however, only 6 international routes were served by TurkJet, with a 7th having been dropped in November 2019 due to low passenger bookings.

Today, TurkJet is the leading airline domestically in Turkey. Although Air Turkey still operates a decent number of domestic routes, they don't operate to the same insane extent that TurkJet does.

TurkJets fleet as of December 2021 includes:
x44 A320-200
x13 A320neo (13/60)
x14 A321-200
x16 A321neo (16/29)
x4 737-800 (leased from Air Turkey)
x3 737-MAX 8 (3/15)
x1 737-MAX 9 (1/6)
x3 A330-200 (leased from Air Turkey) (Exiting the fleet by 2023)
----------ON ORDER*---------- (*Total order, includes already delivered aircraft)
x60 A320neo
x29 A321neo
x4 A321LR
x15 737-MAX 8
x6 737-MAX 9
x16 737-MAX 10
x15 A220-300

TC-WXC: 2017 Airbus A320neo | TurkJet | Currently: In active service with TurkJet