Turkish Airlines adds spectacular Seville to Spanish Network 2025

Turkish Airlines adds spectacular Seville to Spanish Network 2025

Spanish fans of Turkish Airlines, rejoice! The carrier has just added a little more olé to its network by launching flights to Seville. As of 17 September 2025, Seville officially becomes the airline’s sixth Spanish destination, joining the cool kids’ club of Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga, and Bilbao. In other words: Turkish Airlines is collecting Spanish cities like Pokémon cards.

From Istanbul to Flamenco

The new Istanbul–Seville route isn’t some once-a-week experiment—it’s a full daily service. Yep, seven days a week you can now swap the Bosphorus for the Guadalquivir. For business travellers, that means seamless access to one of Spain’s most dynamic regions. For leisure travellers, it means an easier excuse to spend your weekends strolling past orange trees, gawking at Seville Cathedral, or eating your body weight in tapas.

Basically, Turkish Airlines just turned your spontaneous “Should we go to Seville?” into a very doable “Flights leave tonight at 8.”

Why Seville, Why Now?

Chairman Prof. Ahmet Bolat made it clear: Seville isn’t just pretty plazas and passionate flamenco. It’s also an economic hub for Andalusia. The city has been on the rise in terms of tourism, trade, and business connections, making it the perfect candidate for a shiny new international link.

And, let’s be honest—adding Seville also strengthens Turkish Airlines’ Spanish bragging rights. Six destinations in one country? That’s some next-level commitment. Most airlines are happy with just Madrid and Barcelona. Turkish Airlines said, “Hold my kebab.”

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Special Launch Treats

To celebrate the big debut, Turkish Airlines is rolling out promotional fares. Book by 30 September 2025, and you can lock in discounted tickets for travel all the way through 15 March 2026. That’s half a year of cheap flights, giving you plenty of time to plan whether you want to see Seville in the crisp winter sun or during its legendary spring festivals.

Pro tip: pair your trip with Seville’s Semana Santa (Holy Week) or Feria de Abril (April Fair), and you’ll come home with enough stories (and possibly sore dancing feet) to last a lifetime.

More Than Just a Flight

For Seville, this route is about more than extra tourists—it’s about opportunity. Andalusian businesses now have a smoother path into Istanbul and beyond, opening doors to Middle Eastern, Asian, and African markets. For Turkish Airlines, it’s yet another way to remind the world that its network is one of the most far-reaching on the planet.

And for passengers? It’s a win-win. Whether you’re looking to trade, explore, or just eat jamón ibérico until you question your life choices, Turkish Airlines has officially made it easier.

What This Means for Travelers

For Spaniards: Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, and endless Turkish tea are now just a daily direct flight away.

For Turks (and connecting passengers): Seville’s Moorish palaces, sunlit plazas, and flamenco shows are waiting with open arms.

For everyone else: Turkish Airlines has just given you another excuse to plan a two-city adventure. Istanbul and Seville in one trip? That’s the kind of itinerary that makes your Instagram followers jealous.

The Bottom Line

Turkish Airlines flying into Seville isn’t just another pin on their map—it’s a daily bridge between Turkey and Andalusia. With special fares, cultural connections, and the convenience of daily service, it’s the perfect time to start dreaming about Seville sunsets and Istanbul skylines.

So, the question isn’t if you’ll book this flight—it’s how many tapas can you realistically eat in one weekend?