Tickets for the new routes are already on sale via Ajet’s website, signaling broader access to Turkish Aegean destinations and a wider European reach for 2026.

This expansion adds to Bayern’s growing air connectivity as Nürnberg airport widens its summer flight options, aligning with Corendon Airlines’ earlier expansion in Nürnberg.

Ajet, the low-cost subsidiary of Turkish Airlines formerly known as AnadoluJet, plans expanded European routes starting mid-2026, with two aircraft stationed in Bodrum under a partnership with TUI to support sales and distribution.

Ajet will expand its European network from major German hubs such as Berlin-Brandenburg, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hannover, Cologne/Bonn, Munich, and Stuttgart, with Nürnberg set to gain a direct Bodrum route as part of the expansion.

The summer 2026 schedule introduces 13 new Bodrum routes, including Nürnberg–Bodrum, Bremen–Bodrum, Berlin–Bodrum, Hamburg–Bodrum, Leipzig/Halle–Bodrum, Hannover–Bodrum, Copenhagen–Bodrum, Basel–Bodrum, London Stansted–Bodrum, Prague–Bodrum, Bucharest–Bodrum, Vienna–Bodrum, and Stockholm–Bodrum.

Flight frequencies for Bodrum routes will vary, with two weekly flights to London Stansted, Nürnberg, and Hamburg, and weekly services to Leipzig/Halle, Copenhagen, Berlin, Hannover, Vienna, Stockholm, Prague, Bucharest, Basel, and Bremen.