Is AtlasGlobal Still Flying?

AtlasGlobal's IATA code was KK, with ICAO code KKK, used while it operated scheduled flights from Istanbul.

AtlasGlobal operated scheduled domestic Turkish routes and international flights to Europe, the Middle East, and other regions, alongside charter and religious pilgrimage flights, from its main base at Istanbul Airport.

AtlasGlobal struggled with mounting debt for several years, worsened by the costly move to the new Istanbul Airport in 2019. It suspended flights multiple times in late 2019 and early 2020 before filing for bankruptcy and permanently ceasing operations on February 12, 2020.

Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, and SunExpress collectively absorbed most of the domestic and international demand that AtlasGlobal previously served from Istanbul.

No. Since AtlasGlobal does not operate flights, you can't book tickets directly with it. Be cautious of any third-party site claiming to sell current AtlasGlobal tickets, and search for your route under Turkish Airlines or another current Turkish carrier instead.

Yes — AtlasGlobal was originally known as Atlasjet before rebranding to AtlasGlobal in 2015; both names refer to the same company, which ceased operations in 2020.

Yes, AtlasGlobal operated a Ukrainian subsidiary, AtlasGlobal Ukraine, which had already ceased its own operations in 2019, shortly before the parent company's 2020 shutdown.

Search for your origin and destination under Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, or SunExpress, which now cover the bulk of routes previously flown by AtlasGlobal.

There's no indication of a relaunch — the airline's 2020 bankruptcy and cessation of operations were permanent, with no current published plans to resume flying.