Boğaziçi Hava Taşımacılığı

Boğaziçi Hava Taşımacılığı

IATA ICAO Call sign PQ BHT Basfir
Founded	1987
Ceased operations	1989
Hubs	Turkey

Boğaziçi Hava Taşımacılığı (BHT, Bosphorus Air Transport), named after Boğaziçi (Turkish for Bosphorus), was a Turkish charter cargo/passenger airline that operated for two years starting in 1987.

BHT-Boğaziçi was 85% owned by Turkish Airlines and began services with a Douglas DC-10-10F and a Boeing 707-321C. Freight charters were flown to America, Europe, Asia and Africa. The aircraft were also used for passenger services serving Turkish migrant workers traveling home. BHT also had a leased Boeing 727-264 but by 1989 the airline was in severe financial problems and shut down.^[1]

• 2 Douglas DC-10-10
• 2 Boeing 707-321C
• 2 Boeing 727-264
• Fokker F-28

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