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Turkish Airlines Flight Ticket Price, Online Booking & Schedule

Turkish Airlines ticket prices from Pakistan start at around Rs 95,000 one way to Istanbul in economy. It is the main alternative to the Gulf carriers for reaching Europe and North America, and connects to more European cities from Istanbul than any Gulf hub does.

Istanbul fare from
Rs 95,000One way economy
Airline code
TKTurkish flag carrier
Hub
IstanbulSingle large hub
Pakistani cities
3Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad
Baggage included
30 kgEconomy, typical

Turkish Airlines flight ticket price from Pakistan: from around Rs 95,000 one way to Istanbul in economy. Its real strength is onward: Istanbul reaches more European destinations than Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi, frequently on a single ticket at a competitive through fare.

Fares from Pakistan

Turkish Airlines ticket price by route

Three Pakistani cities into Istanbul, and from there the widest European map available to a Pakistani traveller on one ticket. The Istanbul sector itself is priced above the Gulf routes because it is considerably longer.

Indicative one way Turkish Airlines economy fares
RouteFlight timeTypeTicket price
Islamabad to Istanbul6h 00mNon-stopFrom Rs 95,000
Lahore to Istanbul6h 15mNon-stopFrom Rs 98,000
Karachi to Istanbul6h 30mNon-stopFrom Rs 98,000
Islamabad to LondonOne stopVia IstanbulFrom Rs 178,000
Lahore to ManchesterOne stopVia IstanbulFrom Rs 182,000
Karachi to MilanOne stopVia IstanbulFrom Rs 168,000
Lahore to OsloOne stopVia IstanbulFrom Rs 185,000
Lahore to TorontoOne stopVia IstanbulFrom Rs 265,000

Indicative one way economy fares including typical taxes. Through fares to Europe and North America are considerably better value booked as returns.

Istanbul reaches more of Europe than any Gulf hub

For secondary European cities in particular, Turkish Airlines often has a direct connection where the Gulf carriers require a second change or do not fly at all. If you are travelling to Oslo, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Milan or a smaller German or Scandinavian city, the Istanbul routing is frequently the only sensible one on a single ticket.

A longer first leg, a shorter second

The Pakistan to Istanbul sector is around six hours against roughly three to Dubai, so the first leg is longer and the fare higher. The onward European leg is correspondingly shorter. Total journey time to Western Europe usually lands close to the Gulf routings, and to Eastern and Northern Europe it is often quicker.


What you are booking

Turkish Airlines cabin classes and fleet

Two cabins on mostly widebody aircraft, with a food and baggage offer that compares well against the Gulf carriers.

Economy

3-3-3 or 2-4-2

A 30 kg allowance, full meal service and seatback entertainment. The catering has a stronger reputation than most competitors, which counts on a six hour sector.

  • 30 kg checked baggage typical
  • Full meal service
  • Onward European connections
From Rs 95,000 Istanbul, one way

Business

2-2-2 or 1-2-1

Lie-flat seating on widebody services, lounge access at Istanbul and a larger allowance. The Istanbul lounge is among the largest at any hub.

  • Lounge access at Istanbul
  • Lie-flat on widebody
  • Larger baggage allowance
Varies by route Widebody services

Aircraft

Mostly widebody

Pakistani routes are generally flown by widebody aircraft, appropriate for a six hour sector, though the type varies by city and date.

  • Mostly widebody on Pakistani routes
  • Suited to the longer sector
  • Varies by date
All routes Check the aircraft

Fleet allocation changes and the aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed. Confirm the aircraft type on your own booking if it matters to you.


Where Turkish Airlines flies

Turkish Airlines route network from Pakistan

Three Pakistani cities into Istanbul, connecting to more European destinations than any Gulf hub offers.

From Pakistan

  • Karachi (KHI)
  • Lahore (LHE)
  • Islamabad (ISB)

Onward, Europe

  • London, Manchester, Birmingham
  • Paris, Milan, Barcelona
  • Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm
  • Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin

Onward, beyond

  • Toronto, New York, Washington
  • Central Asia and the Caucasus
  • North and East Africa

Price Istanbul against the Gulf routings for Europe

For Western European capitals the fares are usually close. For Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and secondary cities, Istanbul frequently wins outright because the Gulf carriers either need a second connection or do not serve the city at all. Check both before booking.


What is included

Turkish Airlines baggage allowance

Typical Turkish Airlines economy baggage allowance
Route typeCheckedCabinIncluded in fare
Economy, Pakistan routes30 kg8 kgYes
Economy, North America2 x 23 kg8 kgYes
BusinessHigher allowanceHigher allowanceYes

Typical figures that vary by fare type, route and booking class. Always confirm the allowance shown on your own booking before travelling.

A competitive allowance on a longer sector

Turkish includes 30 kg in economy on Pakistani routes, matching the Gulf carriers, with a two piece allowance on North American itineraries. Combined with full meal service on a six hour flight, the fare difference against a cheaper Gulf option is smaller in practice than it looks on a search page.

Included in an economy fare

Checked baggage30 kg typical
Seatback entertainmentEvery aircraft
MealsFull service, all sectors
Onward connectionsSingle ticket
Seat selectionMost fare types
Lounge accessBusiness only

The honest assessment

Turkish Airlines pros and cons

A connecting airline for Europe rather than a Gulf competitor, and it should be compared on that basis.

Where Turkish Airlines is the right choice

  • The widest European network available from Pakistan on one ticket
  • Often the only single ticket option to smaller European cities
  • 30 kg economy allowance and full meal service
  • Mostly widebody aircraft on Pakistani routes
  • Competitive through fares to Europe and North America

Where it falls short

  • Only three Pakistani cities served
  • The Istanbul sector is six hours, longer than any Gulf equivalent
  • Expensive if Istanbul itself is your destination
  • Istanbul is a very large hub and transfers can be long
  • No domestic Pakistani service

The short version

If you are flying to Europe from Pakistan, price Turkish Airlines alongside the Gulf carriers rather than instead of them. For Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and secondary cities it frequently wins on both fare and journey time. For the Gulf itself it is not a competitor at all.


How to book

Booking a Turkish Airlines flight

  • Price Istanbul against Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi For Western Europe the fares are close; for smaller cities Istanbul often has no real competition.
  • Book the through fare as a return Return pricing to Europe and North America is substantially better per leg than two one ways.
  • Allow enough time to connect at Istanbul It is a very large hub and the transfer walk can be long, so do not book the shortest legal connection.
  • Check the baggage allowance for your destination 30 kg on most routes, two pieces on North American itineraries.
  • Enter names exactly as on the passport Names are matched at check-in and again at the onward connection.

Turkish Airlines contact and booking

Call centre
Listed by country on the airline website
Booking
Airline website, app, ticket offices and agents
Airline code
TK

Verify the current helpline on the airline’s own website before relying on it. Published contact numbers change.


Common questions

Turkish Airlines flight FAQs

What is the Turkish Airlines flight ticket price from Pakistan?

From around Rs 95,000 one way to Istanbul in economy from Islamabad, and Rs 98,000 from Lahore or Karachi. Through fares to London start from roughly Rs 178,000 and to Milan from around Rs 168,000.

Is Turkish Airlines better than the Gulf carriers for Europe?

For Western European capitals the fares are usually close. For Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and secondary cities Turkish often wins outright, because Istanbul connects to European destinations the Gulf hubs either reach with a second change or do not serve.

How much baggage does Turkish Airlines include?

Typically 30 kg checked and 8 kg cabin in economy on Pakistani routes, with a two piece allowance on North American itineraries.

Which Pakistani cities does Turkish Airlines fly from?

Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, all non-stop to Istanbul. That is fewer Pakistani cities than the major Gulf carriers serve.

How long is the flight from Pakistan to Istanbul?

About six hours from Islamabad and six and a half from Karachi, which is roughly twice the Gulf sector. The onward European leg is correspondingly shorter, so total journey times to Europe end up similar.

Is Istanbul a good airport to connect through?

It reaches more European destinations than any Gulf hub, but it is very large and transfers can take time. Allow a comfortable connection rather than the shortest one offered.

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