Türkiye's Famous Airline Company Went Bankrupt, Its Planes Were Left to Rot.
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Aircraft belonging to Onur Air, which holds a significant place in Turkey's private aviation history, were spotted at Istanbul Atatürk Airport after many years.
Onur Air, a private airline that left its mark on an era, ceased operations in 2020, and its bankruptcy was finalized in 2025. The planes of the company, which once carried millions of people, were left abandoned at the airport following these developments. Years later, the sight of Onur Air's planes at Atatürk Airport – with their engines removed, cockpit windows damaged, and doors left open – was heartbreaking.
Once one of Türkiye's leading private airlines, Onur Air's planes were left to rot at Atatürk Airport after its bankruptcy. Aerial images of the aircraft, with their engines removed, cockpit windows missing, and doors open, reveal the company's collapse.
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