Istanbul Airport tops OAG’s 2026 Megahubs ranking, while Asian airports gain ground among the world’s most connected hubs.
Istanbul airport
Istanbul Airport (IST) is scheduled to inaugurate its fourth main runway on September 18, adding capacity and greater flexibility to its runway system.
For its 2026 World Airport Awards, Skytrax assessed the quality and quantity of family-friendly initiatives available at airports.
In 2026, London Heathrow claimed the number one position, followed by Singapore Changi and Rome Fiumicino.
In the 2026 edition, Asian airports again dominate the very top, while Europe remains highly competitive and North America manages one place in the top ten.
The 2026 rankings for airports handling over 80 million passengers showcase facilities that have successfully balanced size with service quality, offering modern terminals, efficient connections, excellent amenities, and friendly staff.
Turkish Airlines (TK) is preparing to reintroduce a premium economy cabin on its long-haul fleet as part of a broader strategy to expand capacity, improve passenger experience, and strengthen its position in the global aviation market.
A Turkish Airlines (TK) Boeing 777-300ER suffered significant damage after colliding with a radar antenna mast while taxiing at Antalya Airport (AYT) on Thursday evening, June 11, 2026.
In 2026, the airports on this list stand out not just for size but for how effectively they use that space to support aviation, trade, and connectivity on a global scale.
Turkish Airlines (TK) will restart flights between Istanbul Airport (IST) and Dubai International Airport (DXB) beginning June 8, restoring one of the busiest international air links connecting Turkey and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).