Air Astana is set to enhance travel opportunities in the summer of 2025 by expanding its flight network. The airline is boosting routes to Turkey and Georgia, making it easier for travelers to visit popular destinations. This strategic expansion reflects growing demand and strengthens Air Astana’s position in the aviation industry.
Starting 30 March 2025, Air Astana will increase flights to Antalya. Travelers can expect 12 weekly flights from Almaty and 10 from Astana. Additionally, the Almaty-Istanbul route will now offer 10 flights per week, up from the previous daily service.
Georgia-bound passengers will also have more options. The Almaty-Tbilisi route will maintain up to 10 weekly flights. Meanwhile, the Astana-Tbilisi route will return with four weekly flights. A brand-new route from Atyrau to Tbilisi will also begin, offering three flights per week.
Air Astana’s expansion goes beyond Turkey and Georgia. The airline recently launched flights to Nha Trang, Vietnam, starting 24 March from Almaty and 25 March from Astana. In May and June, new services to Da Nang will follow, providing more travel options to Southeast Asia.
Further strengthening its global presence, Air Astana has added new international routes. The Almaty-Guangzhou service launched on 30 March with three weekly flights. A new Almaty-Mumbai route will begin on 20 April, also operating three times a week. Additionally, flights from Almaty to Osh will start on 28 May, running four times weekly.
Air Astana Group operates the largest airline fleet in Central Asia and the Caucasus. With 60 aircraft in service, it continues to grow its network and meet increasing passenger demand. Founded in 2002, Air Astana has remained a leading full-service airline, while its low-cost subsidiary FlyArystan, launched in 2019, caters to budget-conscious travelers.
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