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2012-09-28: — EC

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On September 28, 2012, an aircraft was involved in an aviation accident near EC. This summary draws on records from the Ecuadorian Civil Aviation Directorate (DGAC Ecuador).

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Turkish Airlines, a leading European carrier with a fleet of about 180 aircraft, has agreed to establish an air route from Turkey to Ecuador, following successful negotiations between aviation authorities of both countries.

Agreement Reached

On September 27, 2012, officials from the Ecuadorian Civil Aviation Authority and Turkish authorities, together with Turkish Airlines, held talks in Quito to establish an air route between Turkey and Ecuador. The Ecuadorian delegation included Ing. Carlos Jacome, Undersecretary of Civil Aviation, and Fernando Guerrero, Director General of Civil Aviation.

Route and Fleet

Turkish Airlines, described as a leading European airline with a fleet of approximately 180 aircraft, plans to launch the new route in the coming months. The service will cater to both passenger and cargo traffic, opening new markets for Ecuador and Turkey.

Context

The agreement is part of Ecuador's National Airport Modernization Plan, which aims to strengthen international aviation relations. The Ecuadorian aviation authority is committed to developing the country's aviation sector through partnerships with nations worldwide.