Discounted Ticket Offer on Flights Departing from the U.S. by THY!
Turkish Airlines has put round-trip economy class tickets departing from the U.S. on sale at prices starting from $650. The campaign ends in October.

Turkish Airlines (THY) has launched a new ticket promotion for passengers wishing to travel from the United States to various destinations in its flight network, including Istanbul. The promotion offers round‑trip economy‑class tickets starting at $650.
Last date to purchase tickets: October 26
Discounted tickets can be purchased between December 12 and 26, 2026. Passengers who benefit from the promotion may travel between November 1, 2026 and March 31, 2027. Airport taxes, service fees and fuel surcharges are included in the announced fares.
Promotion’s Dates and Accommodation Conditions
The promotion covers round‑trip economy‑class tickets on scheduled flights operated by THY. According to havasosyalmedya.com, departures from the United States between December 12 and 24, 2026, and returns to the United States between January 1 and 10, 2027, are excluded from the discount. Passengers must stay at their destination for at least three days or one weekend. The maximum stay is set at four months.

AJet and partner flights are not included in the promotion
The campaign will not be valid on AJet flights, flights operated by other Star Alliance member airlines, or flights scheduled under a codeshare agreement. The rules of the purchased fare class will apply to ticket changes and refunds.
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