Tag: FlyArystan
Kazakhstan’s Air Astana Group has prolonged the suspension of its Dubai (UAE) services until 30 September. The decision, affecting both the parent full-service carrier and its LCC subsidiary FlyArystan, is ...
Aviation authorities from Kazakhstan and Turkey have signed a new memorandum of understanding in civil aviation, significantly expanding the permitted flight frequencies between the two countries. On key routes—from Istanbul ...
In Part One, we looked at how three Kazakh carriers are entering the 2026–2028 capacity growth window. Open skies and the state’s policy of stimulating competition make this scenario not ...
When Air Astana, Kazakhstan’s leading airlines group, disclosed its first quarter results of 2026 in early May, the press release and the financial numbers told two different stories. Revenue increased ...
Air Astana Group, Kazakhstan’s largest airline group, has commissioned its second Full Flight Simulator (FFS). The new equipment is located at the group’s training center at Astana International Airport. In ...
In 2025, the Air Astana Group carried over 250,000 passengers on flights between Kazakhstan and China—nearly doubling the previous year's figures, the company said in a statement. On March 29, ...
Ibrahim Canliel, the current CFO and incoming CEO of Air Astana, anticipates a period of robust expansion of air travel across Central Asia. Highlighting the region's untapped potential, Canliel noted ...
Kazakhstan's largest carrier, Air Astana Group, has optimized its crew utilization through the implementation of the Jeppesen Crew Pairing system, according to its 2025 annual report. Introduced in April last ...
Airbus secured orders for 28 aircraft in February, with the overwhelming majority—25 units—placed by Kazakhstan's flag carrier, Air Astana. Early in the month, an extraordinary general meeting of Air Astana ...
Kazakhstan’s Air Astana Group has prolonged the suspension of its Dubai (UAE) services until 30 September. The decision, affecting both the parent full-service carrier and its LCC subsidiary FlyArystan, is ...
Aviation authorities from Kazakhstan and Turkey have signed a new memorandum of understanding in civil aviation, significantly expanding the permitted flight frequencies between the two countries. On key routes—from Istanbul ...
In Part One, we looked at how three Kazakh carriers are entering the 2026–2028 capacity growth window. Open skies and the state’s policy of stimulating competition make this scenario not ...
When Air Astana, Kazakhstan’s leading airlines group, disclosed its first quarter results of 2026 in early May, the press release and the financial numbers told two different stories. Revenue increased ...
Air Astana Group, Kazakhstan’s largest airline group, has commissioned its second Full Flight Simulator (FFS). The new equipment is located at the group’s training center at Astana International Airport. In ...
In 2025, the Air Astana Group carried over 250,000 passengers on flights between Kazakhstan and China—nearly doubling the previous year's figures, the company said in a statement. On March 29, ...
Ibrahim Canliel, the current CFO and incoming CEO of Air Astana, anticipates a period of robust expansion of air travel across Central Asia. Highlighting the region's untapped potential, Canliel noted ...
Kazakhstan's largest carrier, Air Astana Group, has optimized its crew utilization through the implementation of the Jeppesen Crew Pairing system, according to its 2025 annual report. Introduced in April last ...
Airbus secured orders for 28 aircraft in February, with the overwhelming majority—25 units—placed by Kazakhstan's flag carrier, Air Astana. Early in the month, an extraordinary general meeting of Air Astana ...