Ahmet Olmuştur,
Turkish Airlines has announced significant changes in its executive management, appointing Murat Şeker as Chairman of the Board of Directors and Ahmet Olmuştur as Chief Executive Officer. These appointments align with the airline's strategic objectives to enhance its global aviation leadership.
Murat Şeker, previously the Chief Financial Officer at Turkish Airlines, brings extensive experience in finance and international operations. His academic background includes a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota and roles at the World Bank, where he focused on innovation and trade in developing countries. Şeker has been a member of the Financial Advisory Council at the International Air Transport Association since 2024, serving as its Chair since 2025.
Murat Şeker,
Ahmet Olmuştur, the new CEO, has been with Turkish Airlines since 2000, starting as a part-time employee at the call centre. He has held various strategic roles, including Chief Commercial Officer, where he led sales and marketing operations. Olmuştur's expertise spans route network planning, revenue management, and customer experience, contributing significantly to the airline's strategic initiatives.
Turkish Airlines, known for flying to the most countries worldwide, aims to strengthen its position with this new leadership. The airline's focus remains on sustainable growth and passenger-centric services. As the national flag carrier of Türkiye, Turkish Airlines continues to expand its global reach, supported by a fleet of 526 aircraft serving 358 destinations
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