We accept now bookings for the Winter 2017/2018 from all stations in Europe (Birmingham, London, Frankfurt and Paris) to Ashgabat and on-wards to Asia (Amritsar, Delhi Bangkok and Beijing). Book now online in order to get the best fares available.  

Enjoy a non-stop flight to Turkmenistan or book one of the transit destinations in Asia (Amritsar, Bangkok, Beijing, Delhi) against the best fares available. 

Book now the last seats for the Summer to Amritsar from Birmingham, London, Frankfurt and Paris with Turkmenistan Airlines
- fares starting at already £ 499,- / € 549,-.

Amritsar is a city in the northwestern Indian state of Punjab, near the border with Pakistan. At the center of its walled old town, the gilded Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib) is the holiest gurdwara (religious complex) of the Sikh religion. It’s at the end of a causeway, surrounded by the sacred Amrit Sarovar tank (lake), where pilgrims bathe.

Turkmenistan Airlines offers good connections from major European cities to Amritsar, India through its new International Airport Hub in Ashgabat.  From Birmingham Turkmenistan Airlines offers 3 connections per week to Amritsar and from London (LHR), Frankfurt, Paris (CDG) one or two connections per week. All flights are operated in a 2 class configuration: Economy and Business Class and operated by modern Boeing 737/757 aircrafts. 

We offer you the best fares available to Amritsar, India from the United Kingdom, France and Germany starting at only £ 499,- / € 549,- (Summer from £ 599,-/€ 599,-)  All passengers enjoy a generous luggage allowance of 40 kgs in Economy and 50 kgs in Business Class.

Book now online to avoid disappointment at http://www.flyturkmenistanairlines.eu/reservation to enjoy the best fares available.

Turkmenistan’s state-run aviation concern Turkmenhowayollary (Turkmenistan Airlines) has opened a flight simulator center at Ashgabat airport. The facility is part of a new airport complex currently under construction outside the country’s capital city, TurkmenPortal reports.

The center features two full-flight simulators: one by Canada’s CAE for Boeing 737NG family airliners, the other by Austrian aircraft manufacturer Diamond Aircraft for its DA40 single-engine and DA42 twin-engine propeller trainers. The Diamond simulator can be switched between the two models by changing the control panel.

An in-house flight training facility means Turkmenistan Airlines will no longer have to send its pilots abroad twice a year for simulator training. The airline used to arrange for flight crew refresher training at Boeing’s UK simulator center.

The simulator facility forms part of the broader civil aviation training center, which also includes a cabin crew school for Turkmenistan’s Boeing 737s and partially for its Boeing 777s. The center has a Boeing 737 emergency cabin evacuation simulator, a cabin service training aide for the same type, as well as Boeing 737/777 door and slide simulators, all manufactured by TFC-Kaeufer. There is also a Kiddle simulator for cabin crew fire drills.

The center has acquired two DA40s and two DA42s for flight crew training purposes. “The state-of-the-art training equipment enables us to open a full-scale civil aviation academy on the premises of the training center,” the airline said in a statement. “We will be training pilots, engineers, and radio communication specialists not just for Turmenistan Airlines but also for other government agencies which operate their own aircraft fleets.”

Turkmenistan Airlines operates 20 Boeing aircraft of the 737, 717, 757, and 777 types. In line with the ongoing program to develop the country’s civil aviation for 2012-2030, the carrier’s fleet will be expanded to 40 airframes, including regional types. Aging aircraft will be gradually replaced with new equipment.

Source:http://www.rusaviainsider.com