The fleet of Air Astana Group of Companies has increased to 60 aircraft after the arrival of a new Airbus A320neo in Kazakhstan’s Almaty on March 6.
"Now, the full-service airline Air Astana operates a fleet of 35 aircraft, while the low-cost carrier FlyArystan operates 25 aircraft," Air Astana said.
Both airlines of the Group are showing rapid growth, expanding their route network to Asia, Europe, and the Middle East by increasing their fleet of modern Airbus A321LR and Airbus A320neo aircraft. FlyArystan continues to actively develop budget travel within Kazakhstan and Central Asia, as well as increasing the number of long-haul flights to Georgia, China, and the Middle East, Sputnik Kazakhstan reported.
"The expansion of our fleet to 60 aircraft is a significant achievement for the Air Astana Group and an important step toward realizing our strategic plans," CEO of the Group Peter Foster said.
He added Air Astana will continue to invest in modern aircraft: the fleet of Air Astana Group of Companies will continue to expand and is expected to reach 80 aircraft by 2028.
