Pegasus Airlines

Pegasus is a value-oriented low-cost carrier offering no-frills scheduled service that appeals to budget-conscious travelers and leisure passengers. It operates mainly short- and medium-haul flights within Turkey and across Europe and neighboring regions, using a point-to-point model rather than a hub-and-spoke premium network. The airline is not part of a global alliance and positions itself on price and route breadth to secondary and holiday destinations rather than on premium onboard products.

Where Pegasus Airlines Flies

Pegasus is focused on domestic Turkish routes and regional short- to medium-haul services across Europe and nearby regions, with a particularly strong presence on leisure and point-to-point routes to Mediterranean destinations. The airline operates primarily from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) and Antalya (AYT), using those airports as its main bases for both domestic trunk flights and international leisure services. Pegasus is not a member of a global airline alliance and relies on commercial partnerships and ticketing arrangements rather than alliance networks for wider connectivity.

Hubs

• Antalya International Airport · AYT
• Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport · SAW

Aircraft and Cabin Classes

Pegasus operates a short- and medium-haul narrowbody fleet made up primarily of Airbus A320-family aircraft and Boeing 737 series types for its scheduled routes. Cabins are operated in a single-economy configuration typical of low-cost carriers, with optional paid extras such as advance seat selection, extra-legroom seats, and bundled fare packages that add checked baggage and flexibility. There are no long-haul widebody services; expect a straightforward no-frills onboard experience rather than full-service premium cabins.

Aircraft types operated: Airbus A320, Airbus A321, Boeing 737-300, Boeing 737-400, Boeing 737-500, Boeing 737-800

Tips for Flying Pegasus Airlines

• Pay close attention to the fare rules at booking: the lowest fares usually exclude checked baggage, seat selection, and changes.
• If you want a specific seat or extra legroom, book seat assignment ahead of time to avoid higher fees at the airport.
• Expect buy-on-board food and drink on most flights; bring snacks for early-morning or late-night connections.
• Use the airline’s app or web check-in to save time at the airport and to receive the latest gate or schedule updates.