Air Astana has expanded its fleet with a new Airbus A320neo, strengthening its operations across key markets. The aircraft arrived in Almaty from Airbus’ Toulouse facility, featuring a two-class cabin with 16 business seats and 132 economy seats. This addition supports the airline’s commitment to offering superior comfort and efficiency.
With this latest arrival, Air Astana now operates ten Airbus A320neo aircraft within its fleet of 58 planes. Most of its aircraft come from Airbus, ensuring consistency in service and reliability. Despite global challenges, including supply chain disruptions, the airline continues to invest in cutting-edge aircraft to enhance its offerings.
Air Astana remains a dominant force in Central Asia and the Caucasus, leading the region in both revenue and fleet size. The airline group consists of Air Astana, a full-service carrier launched in 2002, and FlyArystan, a budget airline introduced in 2019. Together, they provide seamless travel options across domestic, regional, and international routes.
The airline’s network covers destinations across Central Asia, the Caucasus, the Far East, the Middle East, India, and Europe. It offers direct, connecting, and transit flights, catering to both short- and long-haul travelers. Alongside passenger services, the airline also facilitates cargo transport, supporting trade and commerce in key regions.
As part of its long-term vision, Air Astana prioritizes fleet modernization, operational efficiency, and sustainable growth. By continuously expanding and upgrading its fleet, the airline ensures a better travel experience for passengers while maintaining a strong competitive edge.
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