Hi Darren
I seem to remember that flights to Turkey were restricted not so long ago to particular times of the day, but it seems that they now can fly into Turkish airspace at any time.
Just athought when reading the article attached:
http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/article.php?enewsid=78156
What are the rules about entering and registering with the Turkish air authority, and is this information then passed on to the relevant people in the airforce?
I find it amazing that these two countries have so much air contact with each other and with at times with horrible results.
Citizen
There's a long history between Turkey and Greece which is all very political. Flight restrictions were generally restricted to night flights since the airports are military run and would only allow civilian flights to land at night. These restrictions have been lifted slightly due to the popularity of Turkey as a tourist destination. It's not something I can comment on realy since its a subject I don't know much about even though I've been to Turley 4 times! Entering Turkey as a tourist is easy enough, it's no different that entering any other country really. Just pay your £10 visa when entering the country and you're right for 3 months then.
Darren
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