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We continue our efforts to reduce our environmental impact by utilizing sustainable materials, minimizing waste, and optimizing resource usage as we celebrate International Day of Zero Waste. #TurkishAirlines #Sustainability #TomorrowOnBoard #ZeroWasteDay

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Eliana Bianchi1 year ago

Hello! Is this the only way I'll get a response? Thousands of users waiting for a reply from you! How pathetic!

Sebastian Pop, MD1 year ago

Why aren’t you interested in meeting your legal obligations and compensate according to the law for delays? Why do we have to go through months of complicated emails when we give you all necessary details but you still refuse to pay the legal compensation?!?

KeremBürsinGeorgia🇬🇪 FAN ACCOUNT1 year ago

TURKISH AIRLINES 🧿♾️ #KeremBürsin

Yolanda Traets1 year ago

Celebrate pay out and do not ignore all the feedbacks and messenger . TA for all your inconvenience. Terrible bad airline!! When I do not get my 600 euro I post it everywhere. That this is what you do !

Zafar Younis1 year ago

Shame on you TA. Where's my money

Plastics impact campaign1 year ago

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Jonathan Spitaels1 year ago

Greenwashing or genuine concern for the environment, this is what paves the way for a better world tomorrow #flynetzero @IATA

The blue twat1 year ago

Rubbish airlines, waiting for my LEGAL refund since 3 months. At least you do some sustainable shit on the other end.

Duke Myers1 year ago

Why would any of us want to fly with you after having bed bugs on your whole fleet and not compensating customers? Horrific.

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