Turkish Airlines (TK, Istanbul Airport) will conduct a feasibility study into resuming flights to Equatorial Guinea and potentially establishing an African operations hub in the country. The study will assess infrastructure at Malabo, Bata, and Mongomo airports, as well as proposed government incentives including discounts on landing fees, airport services, and fuel. This follows a visit to Malabo by a Turkish Airlines delegation after talks began in Istanbul for the resumption of flights between Türkiye and Equatorial Guinea. Discussions also covered broader cooperation with state-owned CEIBA Intercontinental and Ceiba airports. Other airlines currently serving Malabo include Lufthansa, Ethiopian Airlines, ASKY Airlines, Air France, Royal Air Maroc, FlyGabon, and Cronos Airlines.