Turkish Airlines is exploring more acquisition opportunities as it looks to expand its global reach. The carrier, already one of the world's largest by number of destinations, is targeting growth markets in Asia and South America to strengthen its network.

The Istanbul-based airline has been actively pursuing strategic investments to complement its organic growth. Previous acquisitions have included stakes in other carriers, allowing Turkish Airlines to extend its footprint beyond its core hub-and-spoke model.

Industry analysts suggest the move reflects increasing competition among global carriers for connecting traffic. With Istanbul Airport as a major transit hub, the airline aims to capture more long-haul passengers traveling between Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

No specific targets have been disclosed, but the airline's leadership has indicated a willingness to pursue deals that align with its long-term network strategy.