Turkish Airlines offered to charge Eric Adams $50 for two business-class seats worth $15,000, prosecutors say

New York City Mayor Eric Adams talks to the press outside Gracie Mansion, the official residence of the mayor of New York City after he was indicted on federal criminal charges.

Timothy A. Clary

• Eric Adams took perks and donations from the Turkish government for years, prosecutors say.
• A Turkish airline manager once offered $50 tickets — which a staffer said wasn't a "proper price," an indictment said.
• According to the indictment, the tickets were worth $15,000 but Adams paid $1,100.