The results of the “Top 500 Companies in Anatolia” survey, conducted by Ekonomist magazine to highlight production outside Turkey’s three largest cities, have been announced. Leading airline company Corendon Airlines secured a spot among the top-ranking companies in the study, which marks its 21st year.
Corendon Airlines was one of six Antalya-based companies to make it onto Ekonomist magazine’s “Anatolia: 500” list. The airline distinguished itself with its contributions to Antalya’s and Turkey’s economy, as well as its standout performance in areas such as technological innovation, sustainability, and social responsibility.
The Anatolia 500 survey, which has been conducted since 2004, examines companies in Anatolian cities that are increasingly contributing to Turkey’s production, exports, and employment. By focusing on criteria such as economic contribution and production capacity, the survey provides insights into regional economic developments and Turkey’s overall economic landscape.
“Proud to Be Recognized in the Anatolia 500 Study”
Corendon Airlines Chairman of the Board, Yıldıray Karaer, expressed his thoughts on the recognition:
“Being listed in Anatolia 500: Top Companies in Anatolia after being featured in the Capital500 list of Turkey’s largest 500 private companies is a source of great pride for us. This achievement reflects our contributions to the aviation and tourism sectors, our sustainable growth, and our innovative management approach.
We are one of the airlines that brings the highest number of tourists to Turkey from various European countries. By implementing many exemplary practices in the sector, we provide services that deliver the best experiences to our guests. We continue to expand our influence in the aviation sector and grow our fleet. With our current fleet of 32 aircraft, we serve 165 airports across 65 countries and transport an average of 6 million passengers annually.
As an Antalya-based company, we will keep creating value for our guests and contributing to the future of our city and our country.”
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