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Turkish Airlines, debt of 14 billion dollars by December

Carrier has to deal with the latest losses

A heavy debt to be managed by the end of 2020: carrier Turkish Airlines certainly cannot claim to be in good health, given that 14 billion dollars to be faced over the next three months are worrying and not a little . According to local media who reported sources close to the Turkish company, negotiations are underway to deal with this situation and to face it is the Turkish Wealth fund, which holds...

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Istanbul, Turkey, 10/05/2020 15:11
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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