Gateway t Turkey is an important partner with Boeing for its commercial and defense needs by Er ic Fetters -Wal p The nexus between Europe and Asia has been a center of trade and culture for millennia, and that remains true as the Republic of Turkey advances through the 21st century. Aviation is an important part of modern Turkey’s growing economy, including a new airport under construction in Istanbul that aims to be the world’s largest. Turkish Airlines, the nation’s flag carrier, flies to more nations than any other airline in the world, while maintaining award-winning service. With the country’s status as a NATO member, Turkey’s armed forces operate dozens of Boeing and heritage company military aircraft, ranging from the F-4 fighter to the Peace Eagle Airborne Early Warning & Control system. The military also has the latest “F” model of the Chinook helicopter on order. “Turkey matters for Boeing because 34 Boeing Frontie rs
Frontiers June 2015 Issue
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