Two Airports Hosted 7.5 Million Passengers During Summer!

Two Airports Hosted 7.5 Million Passengers During Summer!   During this period of the coronavirus epidemic, the two airports hosted 7.5 million passengers during the summer months. In the summer of this year, a total of 7.5 million passengers flew from Istanbul and Sabiha Gökçen airports. According to the news compiled by the AA correspondent based on the data of the General Directorate of State Airports Authority (DHMİ), 7 thousand 68 flights were made at Istanbul Airport in June. Istanbul Airport, where 13,272 domestic and international flights were carried out in July, 15,223 flights were made in August. A total of 35,563 trips were made from here during the summer season alone. 28 thousand 159 domestic and international flights were made from Sabiha Gökçen International Airport during the summer months. 4 thousand 555 flights in June, 9 thousand 777 in July and 13 thousand 827 flights in August were made from this airport. Despite the restriction of flights due to the coronavirus epidemic that affected the world, Istanbul Airport had a busy process in terms of passenger traffic this summer. 604 thousand 662 passengers traveled from Istanbul Airport in June. From the airport, 1 million 400 thousand 15 passengers came and went in July. In August, 1 million 928 thousand 769 passengers used Istanbul Airport to fly. A total of 3 million 933 thousand 446 passengers traveled from Istanbul Airport during the summer period.   3.5 Million Passengers From Sabiha Gökçen 512 thousand 458 passengers came to and from Sabiha Gökçen International Airport in June. Here, 1 million 225 thousand 620 passengers traveled in July and 1 million 813 thousand 162 passengers in August. A total of 3 million 551 thousand 240 passengers from Sabiha Gökçen traveled both domestic and international. It was reported that a total of 7 million 484 thousand 686 passengers were hosted from Istanbul and Sabiha Gökçen International Airport during the summer months, when the effects of the coronavirus epidemic still continues.