The future of corporate travel is taking shape in Hamburg! ✈️ From November 10 to 12, 2025, we’ll be at Stand No. 31 at the GBTA Europe Conference 2025 as Turkish Airlines. At this important gathering, we’ll be meeting with our existing and potential corporate partners to introduce our Turkish Airlines Corporate Club product, explore collaboration opportunities, and listen to valuable feedback to make corporate travel even more efficient. We look forward to welcoming you at our stand! #TurkishAirlines #GBTA2025
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2wOn October 24, 2025, our dream trip to the Middle East, which we had been planning for over a year, was set to begin. While at Ezeiza Airport, just 20 minutes after clearing immigration and before boarding, Turkish Airlines informed us that ONE OF THE DOORS ON OUR PLANE HAD BROKEN AND THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO WAIT TWO DAYS (YES, TWO DAYS) FOR A REPLACEMENT PART OR TECHNICIAN TO ARRIVE FROM ISTANBUL. From that moment on, the company never provided any response or financial compensation for the losses incurred from other flights and hotels already paid for, throughout our meticulously planned 20-day itinerary. In Argentina, Turkish Airlines only responded via email, stating that they had no jurisdiction to provide a solution and that we should contact their offices in TURKEY—YES, IN TURKEY. They washed their hands of the matter. Supposedly a reputable company, they have no shame. I hope someone from Turkish Airlines will contact me someday: alvarodaje@gmail.com