Pegasus Airlines domestic flights within Turkey

Pegasus Airlines domestic flights within Turkey

Pegasus Airlines domestic flights within Turkey

Pegasus Airlines operates direct domestic flights between Turkey’s largest cities and popular holiday destinations. The airline connects Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Antalya and dozens of other regional airports, making it easy to travel around the country for both leisure and business. Its domestic route network covers more than 35 airports across Turkey.

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Airport / CityRegion of Turkey
Adana (Çukurova / Mersin)Mediterranean Region
AdıyamanSoutheastern Anatolia
AğrıEastern Anatolia
Alanya (Gazipaşa)Mediterranean Region
AnkaraCentral Anatolia
AntalyaMediterranean Region
BatmanSoutheastern Anatolia
BingölEastern Anatolia
Bodrum (Muğla)Aegean Region
Çorlu (Tekirdağ)Eastern Thrace
DalamanAegean Region
DenizliAegean Region
DiyarbakırSoutheastern Anatolia
Edremit (Balıkesir)Northern Aegean Region
ElazığEastern Anatolia
ErzincanEastern Anatolia
ErzurumEastern Anatolia
GaziantepSoutheastern Anatolia
HatayMediterranean Region
Hopa (Artvin)Black Sea Region
IğdırEastern Anatolia
IstanbulMarmara Region
IzmirAegean Region
KarsEastern Anatolia
KayseriCentral Anatolia
KonyaCentral Anatolia
MalatyaEastern Anatolia
MardinSoutheastern Anatolia
Merzifon (Amasya)Black Sea Region
MuşEastern Anatolia
Nevşehir (Cappadocia)Central Anatolia
OrduBlack Sea Region
RizeBlack Sea Region
SamsunBlack Sea Region
ŞanlıurfaSoutheastern Anatolia
SivasCentral Anatolia
TrabzonBlack Sea Region
VanEastern Anatolia

 

How to buy a Pegasus Airlines ticket for a domestic flight

Pegasus Airlines tickets can be purchased for both direct domestic flights and connecting flights. When a connecting journey is booked as a single ticket, the airline guarantees the connection. Checked baggage, if included, will also be delivered to the final destination. On this website, Pegasus Airlines tickets can be reserved without immediate payment for the period shown during booking. Passengers can then make a final decision: leave the reservation unpaid or pay the stated amount and receive the ticket at the email address provided. The official Pegasus Airlines website also offers flight search and booking services.

Pegasus Airlines is Turkey’s second-largest airline, offering direct flights both within Turkey and to destinations around the world. Ticket prices can be quite low when booked early, starting from just a few dozen euros.

Pegasus Airlines operates flights to 156 destinations:

  • 38 destinations within Turkey;
  • 118 international destinations.

The Pegasus Airlines route network covers 54 countries.

Search for cheap Pegasus Airlines tickets

Searching for and booking Pegasus Airlines tickets is simple. Enter the departure and arrival airports in the flight search form, select the travel dates for a one-way or return journey, choose the number of passengers and click the search button. The available flight options for the selected route and dates will then be displayed. Results can be filtered to show direct flights only or sorted by departure and arrival time, connection duration and other criteria. After choosing a suitable option, enter the passengers’ first and last names, provide an email address and telephone number, and click the booking button. There will then be time to decide whether to pay for the ticket. A booking confirmation will be sent to the email address provided. Various payment methods are available depending on the passenger’s region. Once the booking has been paid, the tickets and check-in instructions will be sent by email. Passengers can check in online or at the airline’s airport counter starting two hours before departure.

Tips for finding and booking Pegasus Airlines tickets

Book tickets in advance, especially when planning to travel during holiday periods or school breaks. Demand is usually higher on these dates, so tickets tend to cost more. The cheapest tickets are generally available during the low season: late January, February, March, early April, October, November and early December. It may also be more economical to book the outbound and return flights together on a single ticket instead of purchasing two separate tickets. Travellers planning a low-cost trip should check nearby dates and alternative departure or arrival airports. To keep the final price down, avoid adding extra baggage and other optional services during booking.

Pegasus Airlines flight search: frequently asked questions

Where does Pegasus Airlines fly?

Pegasus Airlines operates direct flights to 156 destinations worldwide, including Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport, Antalya and Izmir.

Why use our search service to book Pegasus Airlines tickets?

We compare hundreds of flight options to find the most suitable offer. The search provides competitively priced tickets and convenient options for each journey. Pegasus Airlines tickets can be reserved on this website around the clock at a low price.

When are Pegasus Airlines tickets usually cheaper?

Pegasus Airlines tickets are usually cheapest in March.

What is the cheapest Pegasus Airlines flight?

The cheapest Pegasus Airlines route found at the moment is Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen – Denizli, with tickets available from USD 34.

How much do Pegasus Airlines tickets cost?

The best Pegasus Airlines fare found during the past 60 days was USD 34 for a ticket from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen to Denizli. Use the flight search to compare Pegasus Airlines ticket prices for the required route and travel dates.

About Pegasus Airlines

Pegasus Airlines (Pegasus Hava Taşımacılığı A.Ş.) is based in Istanbul, Turkey, and its main hub is located at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport. The airline operates scheduled and charter passenger flights across Europe and within Turkey. Its history began on 1 December 1989, when two companies, Net and Silkar, entered into a partnership with Aer Lingus to establish a leisure and charter airline called Pegasus Airlines. Flights began on 15 April 1990 with two Boeing 737-400 aircraft. After two successful years, Aer Lingus and Net sold their shares to the Istanbul-based Yapi Kreditbank in 1994, making Pegasus a fully Turkish-owned company. In 2005, the airline was reorganised from a charter carrier into a low-cost airline. In 2007, Pegasus became Turkey’s largest privately owned airline by passenger numbers.

Departure airports in Turkey