Turkish Airlines will resume scheduled passenger flights between Istanbul and Minsk on September 21, 2026, restoring the route after a four-year suspension.

The airline will initially operate six weekly flights between the Turkish and Belarusian cities before increasing the service to daily operations in October.

Six Weekly Flights From September

Beginning September 21, Turkish Airlines will operate the Istanbul–Minsk–Istanbul route six times a week, with flights scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The schedule will include four overnight services and two daytime flights.

Daily Service Starts in October

From October 6, the airline will increase the frequency to seven flights per week. Services will operate on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, comprising four overnight flights and three daytime departures.

Return to the Belarusian Market

Minsk National Airport welcomed the return of the Turkish flag carrier, marking its comeback to the Belarusian aviation market after a four-year absence.

The airport has advised passengers to check the official Turkish Airlines website for the latest schedules and booking information as the service resumes.