ANKARA
After suspending flights due to the coronavirus pandemic, national flag carrier Turkish Airlines resumed flying to Lusaka, the capital and biggest city of Zambia.
"Istanbul-Lusaka flights were restarted to be operated twice per week with Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam connection on March 26," Turkish Airlines said in a statement on Monday.
Passengers will able to make round trips to Lusaka with fares starting from $841, including taxes and fees.
Turkish Airlines currently has 410 aircraft and flies to 342 destinations -- 289 international and 53 domestic.
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