Turkish Airlines looks to expand in 2011; Lufthansa slips; Aeroflot makes marginal gain

Turkish Airlines (-2.8%) was one of the biggest falls of the day, despite stating during trading it plans to add 20 widebody aircraft to its fleet in 2011. The new aircraft are expected to help the carrier lift turnover to in excess of USD8 billion next year.

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