First Fly Baghdad - B737-8EH - YI-BAF

Yigit Cicekci - Bosphorus Spotting Team

Bursa - Yenisehir (YEI / LTBR)
Turkey 

FLY BAGHDAD - B737-700 - YI-BAN - first Boeing 737-700 on its route network from Baghdad to Erbil, Amman and Istanbul’s Sabiha Gokcen airport.

Ilgaz Değer
Turkey, Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen (SAW)

Fly Baghdad adds its first Boeing 737-700

FLY BAGHDAD - B737-400 - JY-JAP

Fly Baghdad story began in the early 2014, a group of Iraqi businessmen who have a high experience in airlines and travels industry, decided to establish an airline, in which the dream came true and the airline established.

July15, 2015 Fly Baghdad has launched first flight between Baghdad and Erbil with three flights a day, now we operate to Erbil, Sulaymania , Istanbul, Najaf , Basra, Mashhad , Tehran , Isfahan , kish , Beirut, Jeddah and Kuwait.
Very soon will operate to Bahrain, Muscat, Sharjah, Karachi, Larnaca and Tunis.

We operate A320, B737 & CRJ200 in total we have 5 aircrafts to serve schedule and charter flights.
Fly Baghdad aim is to become one of the leading airlines in the region that serve its customers and obtain their loyalty, by offering quality of services on board as well as on ground.

As part of long term plans of Fly Baghdad is to boost the economy, tourism, job opportunities and support the national & international passengers in their travel needs.
Maintain & expand our customer base, routes, be a first choice for our customers, offer best quality services, competitive fares and maintain our customer satisfaction.

Fly Baghdad
ILGAZ DEGER - Istanbul - Sabiha Gökçen International (SAW / LTFJ) , Turkey

FLY BAGHDAD - A320-200 - ZS-GAS

Fly Baghdad uses since mid-October a fully painted A320 of South African Global Aviation is on its route network.
FLY BAGHDAD

Iraqi start-up FlyBaghdad set for maiden aircraft

Fly Baghdad (Baghdad) is set to take delivery of its maiden aircraft, a CRJ-200 formerly in service with Spain's Air Nostrum (YW, Valencia Manises) as EC-JCO (cn 7984). Now re-registered as YI-BAH in anticipation of its ferry flight to Baghdad, the twinjet recently underwent repainting into the start-up's livery at Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen.

 As previously reported by ch-aviation, FlyBaghdad intends to add two A320-200s (and possibly B737-800s) to its fleet ahead of the launch of operations in July of this year. 

ch-aviation

Fly Baghdad, eyes A320s, CRJs

Fly Baghdad is a privately-owned, Iraqi-backed start-up looking to offer regional flights from July of this year onwards. The country's Deputy Transport Minister Bangen Rekani told the Gulf News in an interview that the carrier would operate a pair of A320-200s and a CRJ-200 initially.