Air Anatolia

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Air Anatolia
IATA -	ICAO NTL	Callsign Air Anatolia
Founded		1996
Ceased operations		2003
Fleet size
Destinations
Headquarters		Istanbul, Turkey
Key people

Air Anatolia (Turkish: Anadolu Havaçilik A.S.) was a charter airline based in Istanbul, Turkey. It began flying in 1996 and closed in 2003.

Fleet

• 6 Airbus A300B2/B4
• 2 Boeing 737-300
• 3 Boeing 737-400
• 2 Boeing 757-200
• 1 McDonnell Douglas MD-88

Closing of the airline

The airline's network expanded from the Middle East to Europe. By 2002, the airline had run into financial stress, and some of their airplanes began to be sold to other airlines. By 2003, all planes were sold (for example to Fly Air), and the airline's management decided to close the airline.

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