Turkish Airlines has been planning new routes to Colombia and Panama, and this week the first intercontinental flight touched down in Bogotá. The South American country has been seeing increased service from airlines across the world, and its capital was happy to welcome one more new route on Wednesday. M. İlker Ayci, Turkish Airlines’ chairman of the board and the executive committee, was on hand for the inaugural landing at the El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá.
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