Your analysis is base on a war between Turkey and Russia.
Yes, I agree Turkey has a military upper hand due to geography and logistics, while Russia relies heavily on Khmeimim Air Base and Tartus.
But Turkey will not challenge Russia directly, it's too risky. Turkey has NATO backing (on paper) for defensive actions not offensive one.
Yes, Turkey can bomb the Syria, but won't change the ground reality. It won't wipe out Syria ground force at all.
Turkey has played most of the cards on Syria issue since 2015, not very effective.