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paragraph-text_PVKlh”>Commencing from July 8, 2025, Pegasus Airlines will operate a three-times weekly service to Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport, an essential gateway to Turkey. This move is expected to open a treasure trove of connections for millions of passengers keen on exploring diverse locations across Europe, Central Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East.
paragraph-text_PVKlh”>With these additional routes, travelers can expect greater accessibility and flexibility, boosting inbound tourism and adding value for local businesses, including small to medium enterprises in the South West and South Wales. For them, this signifies new opportunities to connect with clients and partners overseas.
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