Turkish Airlines will reintroduce premium economy cabins on widebody aircraft starting in 2028, marking a major product shift after many years ahead.
Move aligns with global demand for more comfort on long haul flights as passengers increasingly pay extra for upgraded seating and service worldwide trend.
New premium economy cabins will debut on Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, expected from 2027 as Turkish Airlines expands its long haul widebody fleet strategy.
Airline expects premium economy to boost revenue per flight while offering passengers more choice between economy and business class on long routes ahead
Turkish Airlines targets over 800 aircraft by 2033, modernizing fleet with A350 and Boeing 787 to strengthen global long haul connectivity network reach.
Move is part of broader premiumization strategy, helping Turkish Airlines increase revenue through higher yielding seats and improved cabin segmentation.
Passengers will benefit from new cabin choice on long haul routes as Turkish Airlines enhances comfort, service quality and overall travel experience.