Turkish Airlines opens its doors National Geographic Channel cameras for ‘Behind-The-Scenes’ series production.

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Published July 2nd, 2014 - 05:57 GMT

Al Bawaba
Al Bawaba

National Geographic Channel Turkey and Turkish Airlines have announced the production of a series that for first time will open the doors of Turkish Airlines to a camera crew to film its daily functions. The association between NGC and Turkish Airlines brings together two prestigious companies to show viewers the hectic operation of the transfer center of Turkish Airlines. 

The production that is about to begin will be a “behind-the-scenes” of Turkish Airlines, considered for the last three years in a row as the Best European Airline according to the Skytrax Passenger Choice Awards with the world’s most comprehensive network of 107 countries reaching out to 256 destinations. 

The result will be seen on the National Geographic Channels in Turkey this autumn.  It has a confirmed airdate of October 2014 on the new Nat Geo People, the National Geographic channel focused on intimate true stories of real people all over the world.  It will also air in November 2014 on National Geographic Channel. 

This fly-on-the-wall production will give us an intimate view of the devoted work that keeps hundreds of planes safely in the air every day, carrying millions of passengers to destinations around the globe. 

Viewers will have privileged access to witness the complex logistics that come along with serving so many passengers both in the air and on the ground.   From the check-in to the arrivals, from cabin crews to the staff dealing with schedules, from apron personnel to the “detectives” of lost luggage, NGC provides a 360-degree view of operations for Turkey’s biggest airline. 

The series will reveal how the airline’s crew deals with the challenges as a team to keep the system running smoothly. Hundreds of aircrafts with thousands of passengers and tons of luggage arrive each day from all quarters; it’s one of the most exciting, challenging and intricate businesses on the planet. 

The series will focus on a regular weekend at Istanbul Ataturk Airport. Viewers will be given unprecedented and intimate access to the extraordinary lives of the characters in the program as all is for real and all is happening in front of National Geographic Channel cameras. All the inner workings are to be revealed about the system that we think works in a precise and calm manner. 

One peek inside and you’ll never look at flying in quite the same way again.

Background Information

Turkish Airlines

Turkey's "rising star", Turkish Airlines, began its’ journey back in 1933 with 5 planes. Today, Turkish Airlines boasts a fleet of 335 aircrafts (passenger and cargo) and continues that journey with the same excitement. With its growth figures placing the company among the leading airlines in the world, Turkish Airlines, with a momentous decision in 2013, made the biggest airplane purchase in the history of Turkish Civil Aviation. 

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