- Istanbul, Turkey, unveiled a new airport over the weekend.
- Turkey’s national carrier moved 44 tons of equipment from its old hub at Atatürk Airport to the new airport in an intense, 41-hour operation on Friday and Saturday.
- Atatürk Airport is now closed to all commercial flights, and international carriers are finalizing their move to the new airport this week.
- The shiny, $11 billion new airport is considered one of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s pet projects. It hopes to accommodate 90 million passengers a year.
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