Air Astana Group has expanded its fleet to 60 aircraft with the arrival of a new Airbus A320neo. The full-service airline operates 35 planes while low-cost carrier FlyArystan manages 25. The Group aims to increase its fleet to 80 by 2028, enhancing travel options across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
The Air Astana Group of Companies has celebrated the expansion of its fleet to 60 aircraft with the recent addition of a new Airbus A320neo, delivered in Almaty, Kazakhstan. This full-service airline operates 35 aircraft, while its low-cost counterpart, FlyArystan, boasts a fleet of 25.
Both airlines are experiencing impressive growth as they broaden their service routes across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, incorporating modern aircraft such as the Airbus A321LR and A320neo. FlyArystan is particularly focusing on enhancing budget travel within Kazakhstan and Central Asia, while extending long-haul flight options to destinations like Georgia, China, and the Middle East.
Peter Foster, CEO of the Air Astana Group, emphasized the significance of this fleet growth, stating it represents a crucial milestone in achieving their strategic objectives. He assured that investments in modern aircraft will continue, expanding flight options for passengers and enhancing their travel experiences.
Additionally, the Air Astana Group has set an ambitious target, aiming to elevate its fleet size to 80 aircraft by the year 2028, demonstrating their commitment to growth and service excellence.
The Air Astana Group marks a pivotal milestone with its fleet expansion to 60 aircraft. With strategic growth plans and the introduction of modern aircraft, both Air Astana and FlyArystan aim to enhance travel options across multiple regions. The Group’s ambitious goal of reaching 80 aircraft by 2028 underscores its commitment to maintaining a competitive and modern fleet for an enhanced passenger experience.
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