Kazakhstan’s SCAT Airlines selects Sabre network planning system

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Kazakhstan’s largest private carrier, SCAT Airlines, has begun implementing the Sabre Mosaic network planning system, a representative for the US-based IT provider reported in social media. The platform enables airlines to manage and optimize network schedules based on demand, thereby maximizing fleet utilization.

This marks an expansion of SCAT’s partnership with the technology vendor. In 2021, the airline migrated to SabreSonic for its passenger reservations system (PSS) and adopted the Sabre Commercial Platform to manage ticket sales and ancillary services.

SCAT currently operates a fleet of over 30 aircraft, including 14 Boeing 737 MAX jets, 14 previous-generation Boeing 737s, and five CRJ-200ER regional jets.

In 2024, SCAT carried 4.7 million passengers; traffic figures for 2025 have not been officially released. According to its annual report, the carrier’s revenue for last year reached 322.5 billion tenge (approx. $690 million), up 3% year-over-year, while net profit grew 8% to 39.3 billion tenge.