THY Regional Flights Director Sami Alan said they planned to add six new airplanes to the Anadolujet fleet in 2010, ensuring the creation of jobs for 2,000 employees, both directly and indirectly. Anadolujet carried 2.9 million passengers last year, and Alan said they expected to increase this number to 4.5 million this year and to 6.5 million in 2011.
The company official said they expected to make Ankara Esenboğa Airport the new center for transit flights, as this would ease the heavy traffic burden currently placed on İstanbul Atatürk Airport. Anadolujet currently flies to two international destinations, Lefkoşa and Damascus. Alan said they expected to launch direct flights to 10 other foreign destinations before the end of 2010.
The company serves 27 domestic destinations with a fleet of 12 aircraft.