Turkish Airlines appoints a new chairman and CEO as part of a management change.

Turkish Airlines has restructured its executive management, appointing Murat Şeker as Chairman and Ahmet Olmuştur as CEO. Şeker, previously the airline's CFO, has extensive experience in finance and has worked at the World Bank. Olmuştur, who has been with the airline since 2000, previously served as Chief Commercial Officer and has a strong background in revenue management. The changes aim to enhance the airline's position in global aviation, as it operates a fleet of 526 aircraft serving 358 destinations worldwide.