Airplane Toy Kits: Turkish Airlines

I recently flew from Accra, Ghana to the United States, aboard Turkish Airlines, on January 11,2026. I never miss an opportunity to get a toy kit from any airline, and this was no exception.  Once I boarded the plane from Istanbul (Airport code: IST) to Washington Dulles International Airport (Airport code: IAD) and was comfortably seated in row 16, aboard the Boeing 777-300 ER, I asked the air hostess for a toy kit.

The following is the toy kit I received:

Exterior Look : Turkish Airlines has a toy kit which is has linen like draw string package. The outside of the package has both English and Turkish text written on it. It clearly displays the Turkish Airlines name and logo.  It also has the HIGH FIVE logo on the bag. Having flown on Turkish Airlines several times in the past, it appears that High Five is the toy line/product of Turkish Airlines.

Contents: Once I opened the bag, there were two items: a plush toy and a glossy booklet.

Plush toy: The plush toy I received was a cute looking little boy, wearing a red collared shirt, red sneakers, overalls, a Turkish Airlines shirt, and red aviator glasses. He is quite adorable and quite soft.

The Glossy Booklet: The glossy booklet has the title,” Turkish Airlines: Kids Club – the kids club of the airline that flies to the most countries in the world.”

Within the 11-page colored, double-sided booklet is information on the Kids Club Characters.

My plush toy is named Captain Memo. On each page of the booklet is a mini biography of the character, as well as their picture. My plush character is the first bio in the booklet.

The booklet has bios (in both English and Turkish) on Captain Memo,  Captain Nora, Captain Bubu, Captain Nana, and Captain Riko. Each Captain has a specialty: History, Art, Athletics, Gourmet, and Zoology. The characters are diverse and relatable, to any child around the world, who may take a journey on Turkish Airlines.

This plush toy enables the child to tap into their imagination.