Turkish Airlines Flight TK-2658, a Boeing B737-800 aircraft, took off from Istanbul Airport at 08.25 in the morning for a flight to Sivas. Shortly after takeoff, the cockpit windshield cracked for unknown reasons, prompting the pilot to contact the Istanbul Airport Air Traffic Control Center to request permission to return.
The aircraft with the cracked windshield successfully landed back at Istanbul Airport at 09.10, following the pilot’s request for a return. The safety of all passengers and crew on board was ensured during the landing process.
After landing, the aircraft was taken for maintenance to replace the cracked windshield. Meanwhile, arrangements were made to allocate a new aircraft for the passengers to continue their journey to Sivas.
Passengers were informed about the situation and reassured about their safety. They were provided with updates on the repair process and the estimated time for their departure on the new aircraft.
Turkish Airlines ensured the comfort and well-being of the passengers by promptly arranging for a replacement aircraft and maintaining transparency in communication throughout the incident. The airline’s dedication to passenger safety and swift response to unexpected situations were evident in the handling of this incident.
