Safe to visit?

>>1274351
It's fine. No one cares about your religion or your job history unless you wave it in someone's face.

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>>1274351
Just pay for a personal team of bodyguards with your dirty jew money.

>>1274356
I have an Israeli work visa stamped to my passport (American). I hope they don't check

>>1274351
Most accounts of Istanbul's violence are totally divorced from peoples' everyday lived experience. Be alert but not alarmed. It's one of the safest cities of its size barring the recent incidents

Not OP, but wondering how safe Turkish Airlines is? Seems to be ridiculously cheap.

>>1275082
To be perfectly honest, it's generally pointless to judge the safety factor of flying based on the airline's name or its nationality.

Aviation is quite possibly one of the most tightly regulated industries in the world, and there is no room to fuck around. The maintenance of aircraft is often regulated right down to the last screw, and this is not even hyperbole; you can find stories of mechanics who got screwed (heh) over the wrong screw.

The cheapness of an airline is typically determined by the service (of customers), not the servicing (of vehicles).