Turkish Airlines is expanding its global reach by adding the Cuban capital, Havana, allowing South Africans to fly from Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban to Havana via Istanbul. The flight carries on to Caracas, Venezuela.
Already flying to 15 destinations in North and South America, Turkish Airlines’ recent additions to its flight network bring the total number of destinations that airline serves to 295 worldwide and the total number of countries flown to 119.
The service to Havana-Caracas will connect travellers more than 20 city destinations around the world such as Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, Paris, London, Madrid, Rome, Milan, Moscow, Barcelona, Beirut, Guangzhou, Madeira, Lisbon, Porto, Frankfurt, Tenerife, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Zurich, Amsterdam, Munich, Copenhagen, Lyon, Berlin and Vienna.
Istanbul – Havana – Caracas (HAV-CCS) – Istanbul flights are planned as three flights per week and will be launched as of 20 December 2016.
