Turkish Airlines and Shohin Airlines, the new airline in Tajikistan, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening cooperation and supporting the development of Shohin Airlines’ aviation operations.
Under the framework of this bilateral cooperation, provisions have been established for the airline’s flight and ground operational personnel to receive specialized training at the Turkish Airlines Flight Academy. Furthermore, Turkish Technic has been designated to provide comprehensive technical support, encompassing livery painting services for newly acquired aircraft alongside scheduled periodic maintenance operations.
Shohin Airlines’ cabin crew and technical personnel are currently receiving specialized training at the Turkish Airlines Aviation Academy, gaining valuable knowledge and practical skills in line with international aviation standards.
This cooperation represents an important step in supporting the professional development of Shohin Airlines’ employees and contributing to the growth of aviation expertise in the region. By sharing knowledge, experience, and training resources, Turkish Airlines continues to support the development of a highly skilled and professional aviation workforce.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to safety, quality, professionalism, and the continued development of the aviation industry.
Turkish Airlines, the airline that flies to more countries than any other carrier in the world, reinforced its strong standing in the aviation industry by being named “Best Airline in Europe” for the 11th time at the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards. Known as the ‘Oscars’ of the aviation industry, the awards were presented at a ceremony held on September 18 in London.
In addition to the “Best Airline in Europe” title, Turkish Airlines received the “World’s Best Business Class Onboard Catering” award for the 10th time and the “Best Airline in Southern Europe” award for the 13th time. Turkish Airlines also received five additional awards across the Economy and Business Class categories in Europe and Southern Europe, bringing its total number of awards at the ceremony to eight.