Atlasglobal

AtlasGlobal (IATA: KK), formerly Atlasjet, was a Turkish airline headquartered in Istanbul that operated from 2001 until its bankruptcy and permanent cessation of operations in February 2020. It provided a mix of scheduled domestic and international passenger services alongside charter flights, primarily from its main hub at Istanbul Airport (IST) with a secondary base in Antalya (AYT). The carrier rebranded in 2015 and focused on routes across Europe, the Middle East, and within Turkey, serving destinations such as Paris, Amsterdam, London Stansted, Tehran, Baghdad, and Tel Aviv.

Known for its 4-Star Skytrax certification in 2017, AtlasGlobal offered a hybrid model blending full-service elements with charter operations targeted at leisure and tour groups. At closure, it flew a small fleet of two aircraft, predominantly Airbus narrowbodies. The airline faced ongoing financial challenges, including temporary suspensions in late 2019, before filing for bankruptcy. Its legacy includes service to secondary markets and a focus on Turkish tourism connectivity, though it remains defunct with no active operations as of 2026.