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Turkish Airlines comes into the Star Alliance

Istanbul, Turkey - The worldwide airlines' network enlarge itself to 20 members

Yesterday (April, 2th), Turkish Airlines has come into the Star Alliance, the worldwide network that links some of the main world's airlines since 1997, operating in 162 countries and flying with more than 18,000 daily flights. In according to Jean Albrecht, Star Alliance's CEO, it will be possible to "Give benefits offered by Star Alliance to an increasing number of customers while simplifying...

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Rome, Italy, 04/03/2008 10:59
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