i haven,t heard anything but i do know in march they leased 3 airbus 300 for 5 years,demand is so high this year they are proberbly contracting out to ther smaller turkish companies

John Neil,

Onur Air aren't having any problems. There's certainly nothing in the aviation world to suggest anything. They are an established and experienced airline.

Darren

Rumour is that they have over subscribed their seats so are charting other airlines to pick up the access, my return flight has been moved from Onur to Pegasus in August, I don't think there is anything to worry about.

Dave

Onur Air have been steadily raising their prices over the last 2/3 years, to the point where they are becoming uncompetitive.

Onur Air have never sold flights direct to the UK customer, they have mostly relied on Goldtrail and H4U to charter their flights and sell as package holidays. In addition Goldtrail and Aegean Flights (a div of H4U) also market seats on a 'flight only' basis.

As the prices from Onur Air have risen, more Turkish based airlines have entered the market, and the above operators, together with other UK Agents such as Travel Republic, have moved their bookings to take advantage of more competitive prices.

These newer airlines include Saga, Pegasus, Turkuaz and Freebird Airlines, all of which are solid long-standing Turkish Companies.

It is a simple realignment of the Turkish Charter market, and also reflects the extra numbers of UK tourists booking to go to Turkey this year.

greetings . Thanks to all for the instant replies to my querie . I am much relieved at the info recieved as we go in nine weeks to dalaman ,booked through Aegean Flights and would hate to be disappointed . thanks again. regards wee-john