The international passenger tally rose by 6.1 percent annually to 16.3 million, while domestic passengers were up 11.5 percent to 9.2 million, Hürriyet reported.
The passenger load factor declined slightly from 80.9 percent in January-April last year to 80.5 percent in the same period of 2024, the carrier said in a filing with Borsa Istanbul.
Turkish Airlines increased its seat capacity by 11.1 percent to 93,360, while its fleet expanded from 414 jets to 455 as of April.
The carrier also expanded its network from 337 destinations to 341.
In April alone, Turkish Airlines saw a 6.9 percent increase in passenger traffic to more than 7 million, with international passengers rising 4.5 percent year-on-year to 4.25 million.
Last month, the company carried 2.76 million domestic passengers, marking an 11 percent increase from a year ago.
Turkish Airlines is preparing to start flights from Istanbul to Denver in mid-June, thereby expanding its tally of destinations served in the United States to 14 as the company is working to lure more American holidaymakers. It aims to bring some 2 million travelers to Türkiye.
The Hungarian government has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with one of the largest car manufacturers. The agreement with BYD means that future cars will also be manufactured in Hungary, Viktor Orbán emphasised in his speech.
In recent years, the Republic of Uzbekistan has been consistently expanding its foreign economic ties with European countries, and Hungary is playing an increasingly significant role in this process. The elevation of relations to the level of strategic partnership, the intensification of bilateral dialogue, as well as the growth of investment activity by Hungarian companies in Uzbekistan, demonstrate the high potential for cooperation between the two countries.
U.S. President Donald J. Trump announced a landmark $600 billion investment commitment from Saudi Arabia into the United States, during the second day of his Middle East tour on Tuesday.