Mulligans and Miles

  Serving more destinations than any other airline, Turkish Airlines caters to a cosmopolitan customer base. The airline services 315 cities in 126 countries on its own, establishing a route network that is unmatched. It's North American network connects passengers around the globe via one-stop itineraries through its Istanbul hub. Washington Dulles represents a spot in Turkish's network which embodies the international nature of its product. As the primary international airport for the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region, Dulles serves passengers from every corner of the globe.    For passengers flying Turkish through Dulles, with appropriate access privileges, they may utilize the Turkish Airlines lounge. Passengers with tickets on partner airlines or lounge network memberships also may access this lounge, subject to local policies and hours. Located in Concourse B near the Turkish gate, the lounge is easily accessible for Turkish passengers. For those not on a Turkish fl...

As one of the fastest-growing cities in the continental US, Austin has become a frequented destination for leisure and business. Originally home to the landmark campus of the University of Texas and a vibrant music-scene, the city now contains a significant corporate infrastructure. Multiple large-scale tech companies are headquartered in Austin, bringing with them an influx of new residents. As employees relocate to ATX, their presence increases demands for a service economy to cater to a growing population. Air travel is no exception to these increased demands. Austin's substantial growth has created the need for a large-scale, modern airport to move residents and travelers to and from the city. Government officials recognized this need years ago, initiating plans to convert the decommissioned Bergstrom Air Force Base into an international airport in 1995. Austin's previous airport (Mueller Municipal) could no longer handle the increased passenger and aircraft numbers the cit...