About Atlasglobal
Atlasglobal is a Turkish airline headquartered at Istanbul Atatürk Airport in Istanbul.The airline operates scheduled domestic and international passenger services as well as charter flights, offering passengers international standards of quality and comfort on board.
Atlasglobal flies to more than 50 destinations in 35 countires worldwide. These scheduled services are within Turkey, to Russia, Asia, CIS Russia, Europe and Middle East. Turkish destinations such as Adana, Antalya, Bodrum, Dalaman, Gaziantep, Istanbul and Izmir. International airports served include Amsterdam, Astana, Bishkek, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Erbil, Jeddah, Karanganda, Kharkiv, Kishinev, Kuwait, London, Lviv, Mykonos, Paris, Sharjah, Suleyaniyah, Tehran and Tiblisi.
In March 2015, Atlasjet’s name changed to Atlasglobal. Established in 2001, Atlasglobal’s mission is to bring premium airline service to strategic locations at high-class standards. Atlasgloball fleet comprises of a total of 18 Airbus aircrafts – 13 A321, 4 A320 planes and 1 A319 plane. Atlasglobal became the first IATA member private airline in Turkey IOSA certified. Originally, the airline began operations as just 2 aircraft and then expanded its global fleet to a total number of 26 aircraft, comprises on 1 Airbus A319, 8 A320 and 17 A321.
The airline has also established the Atlantic Flight Academy (AFA) to provide professional pilot and cabin crew training and the ATS team where a highly experienced and certified team of engineers and technicians provide maintenance services to various international airlines in addition to Atlasglobal.
Baggage
Hand baggage
Hand baggage should fit under the cabin seat or in the overhead cabin rack. It must not exceed sizes of 25x45x56 cm and the weight should not exceed 8 KG.
Those hand baggages that not fit these dimensions will be carried as a checked baggage under the cabin. Name and address label should be attached inside and outside your baggage.
Checked baggage
Domestic Flights
Economy: 20kg maximum weight
Business Class: 30kg maximum weight
International Flights
Economy: 30kg maximum weight
Business Class: 40kg ma
Frequent Flyer Program
Atlasmiles offers you Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze card options, each full of different privileges.
• Front seat selection privilege,
• Special check in counter,
• Extra baggage allowance,
• Fast track system,
• Priority boarding application,
• Free Business upgrade right,
• Lounge use
and many more privileges are offered to you as you fly.
Atlasmiles program enables you;
• to buy missing miles,
• to maintain your card status,
• to recall your expires miles,
• to extend your mile usage period,
• to transfer your miles.
There is Atlas Junior Club card full of special opportunities and gifts for children
News
28th June 2018
AtlasGlobal and Somon Air strike codeshare partnership
AtlasGlobal and Somon Air are negotiating terms for a new codeshare partnership. The codeshare agreement will see Somon Air operate a service between Dushanbe and Istanbul on behalf of AtlasGlobal, a route that will be flown three times a week. Additionally, AtlasGlobal will operate a number of routes for Somon Air to Western European countries for Somon Air, including services from Istanbul, Düsseldorf and Paris.
While the exact date of when the codeshare agreement will come into effect is still undecided. Somon Air's Deputy Chief Executive said that both airlines are expecting to start sharing codes by the end of October at the latest.
3rd November 2017
AtlasGlobal to launch Tel Aviv - Istanbul flights
The Turkish carrier will offers a range of connect flights to popular European destinations including London, Paris and Amsterdam.
Turkish airline AtlasGlobal has announced that it is to launch scheduled flights between Tel Aviv and Istanbul (Attaturk Airport). Like fellow Turkish carriers Turkish Airlines and Pegasus, it will be offering a broad range of connecting flights to popular European cities such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Zurich, Milan, Copenhagen, Stockholm and much more as well as tourist destinations around Turkey itself.
In the first stage, AtlasGlobal will offer four weekly flights between Tel Aviv and Istanbul on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Flights between Istanbul and Tel Aviv are scheduled for Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
AtlasGlobal will offer "economy plus comfort" class tickets including a meal and up to 30 kilograms of baggage and business class with the usual trimmings on board, fast track check in and airport VIP lobby, and up to 40 kilograms of baggage.
AtlasGlobal is represented in Israel by Maman Aviation whose CEO Ofer Reinhardt says that the carrier will expand the number of flights if the demand requires it.
Return tickets between Tel Aviv and Istanbul will cost $200. Return flights to Amsterdam or Copenhagen via Istanbul will cost from $260. Flights to and from Paris via Istanbul will cost from $314 and to London from $415. Bookings can be made on the company's website.
18th August 2017
Atlasglobal resumes services to Najaf
Atlasglobal has resumed operations to Najaf (NJF) in Iraq on 15 August, a sector which it last served from its Istanbul Atatürk (IST) base in December 2015 according to OAG schedule data. Flown twice-weekly (Tuesdays and Thursdays) by the carrier’s A319s and A320s, the 1,709-kilometre sector faces two incumbents – with Turkish Airlines (daily) and Iraqi Airways (four times weekly) providing the competition.
As a result of this new route, Atlasglobal now offers four cities in Iraq, with Najaf flights joining existing rotations to Erbil, Baghdad and Sulaymaniyah.
22nd June 2017
AtlasGlobal launches direct Istanbul-Sarajevo flights
Turkish air carrier Atlas Global launched on Thursday direct flights between Bosnia's capital Sarajevo and Istanbul's Ataturk Airport, in line with its global growth strategy, Sarajevo airport said.
The direct service will fly out of Sarajevo four times a week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, a spokesperson for Sarajevo airport told SeeNews.
Atlas Global also recently launched flights between Istanbul and Serbia's Belgrade. The company currently flies a fleet of 26 Airbus planes to 50 destinations in 35 countries across Europe and Asia.
In 2016, Turkey was Bosnia's third biggest feeder market in terms of tourism, right behind neighbouring Croatia and Serbia. Overnight stays by Turkish tourist totalled 132,171 last year, equal to a 8.1% share.
Atlas Global, formerly known as Atlasjet International Airlines, is a subsidiary of Turkish travel and tourism services group Ets Ersoy Turistik Servisleri.
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