Turkish Airlines has finished an immense exercise to exchange tasks to Istanbul's pristine airplane terminal throughout the end of the week. 

The move to the tremendous new transport center - basically called Istanbul Airport - started at an opportune time Friday. 

On the off chance that later arranged periods of development are finished as planned, airplane terminal administrators guarantee it will end up being the world's biggest air terminal — with an inevitable limit of 200 million travelers for each year. 

"The Great Move is to a great extent finished up. Turkish Airline's change to its new home, Istanbul Airport, is to a great extent finished up with advancement at 96 percent," Turkish Airlines said in proclamation. 

Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee, M Ilker Aycı stated, "Presently the greatest airplane terminal venture of the world, this colossal office will be the home of the reverberating nearby and worldwide development of Turkish Airlines in future while turning into the most essential main impetus behind our development with its cutting edge physical abilities and limit." 

"Effectively finishing up its main goal of being the home of our image all through our 86 years of history, saying goodbye to Atatürk Airport was an exceedingly disheartening background for us. In any case, our image's relentless development and advancement particularly amid the most recent 15 years constrained us to settle on this choice to go separate ways. As Turkish Airlines ended up unfit to accommodate its form with its productive development execution, the requirement for another home that will bolster its improvement and open its way with limit and other physical capacities was conceived," he said. 

Ataturk Airport, which started working monetarily in 1953, will keep on working as would be expected until the year's end, amid which an ever increasing number of administrations will be exchanged to the new office.