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Flying into Turkey? Wait your turn to stand up on the plane or face a fine

26 May 2025
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Flying into Turkey? Wait your turn to stand up on the plane or face a fine
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Turkey’s Ministry of Transport has introduced a regulation effective May 2, mandating that passengers remain seated until the seatbelt light is off, with fines imposed for non-compliance. This decision was prompted by a rise in travelers standing to retrieve luggage before the aircraft has finished taxiing, which poses safety risks and disrupts orderly disembarkation. While the exact fine amount is unclear, reports suggest it could be around £50 (CAD$93), and airlines like Turkish Airlines have begun notifying passengers of these new rules.

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