The Ankara-Gazipaşa flight route has been launched, with AnadoluJet's Boeing 737-700 aircraft carrying 160 passengers. ALTİD President Burhan Sili stated that the scheduled flights starting via Ankara would bring momentum to Alanya tourism and that the domestic market would develop. With these flights, which AnadoluJet will operate 5 days a week, a total of 13 airline companies are organizing flights to Gazipaşa Airport from 16 points.

The Ankara-Gazipaşa flight route, which carries significant importance for regional tourism including Alanya, Gazipaşa, and Anamur, has been opened for service. AnadoluJet's Boeing 737-700 aircraft, departing from Ankara, landed at Gazipaşa Airport at 10:20 with 160 passengers.
Burhan Sili, Member of the Board of Directors of the Turkish Hotel Association (TÜROFED) and President of the Alanya Tourist Operators Association (ALTİD), stated that Alanya tourism will take the largest share of the momentum created by the commencement of scheduled flights to Gazipaşa Airport via Ankara. Noting that he congratulates everyone who contributed to this important development, President Sili stated, "With the increase in flight connections and the number of flights, domestic market activity will also develop in parallel."
AnadoluJet, a subsidiary of Türk Hava Yolları, will henceforth operate flights from Ankara to Gazipaşa five days a week. Currently, 13 airlines operate flights to Gazipaşa Airport from 16 points.