THY/Şeker: We renewed our fleet on the path to becoming a carbon-neutral airline

Turkish Airlines Chairman and Executive Committee head Prof. Dr. Murat Şeker said the carrier has renewed its fleet and is expanding its use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as part of a goal to become carbon neutral by 2050. The disclosure frames fleet renewal and SAF adoption as the two main levers in the airline's decarbonization strategy. No financial terms, aircraft order figures or specific SAF volumes were disclosed in the statement. The 2050 pledge puts Turkish Airlines alongside global carriers committing to net-zero emissions, a shift that carries cost implications for fuel sourcing and fleet capital spending. Investors will watch for detail on the size and financing of aircraft orders, SAF supply agreements and any interim emissions targets that make the 2050 goal measurable.