Air Astana’s fleet has expanded to 60 aircraft, with 35 under the full-service airline and 25 for low-cost FlyArystan. The airlines are growing their routes across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Air Astana aims to reach 80 aircraft by 2028.
Air Astana has expanded its fleet to 60 aircraft with the recent addition of a new Airbus A320neo in Almaty, Kazakhstan. As a full-service airline, Air Astana operates a total of 35 aircraft, while its low-cost subsidiary, FlyArystan, has 25. Both airlines are rapidly growing, enhancing their networks across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East with new Airbus A321LR and A320neo models.
FlyArystan is particularly focused on promoting budget travel options throughout Kazakhstan and Central Asia while simultaneously extending its long-haul service to locations such as Georgia, China, and the Middle East. The Air Astana Group’s fleet expansion is part of a broader strategic vision to increase operational capacity and improve flight offerings.
Peter Foster, the Group’s CEO, remarked on the fleet milestone, stating it signifies a key progress towards their strategic goals. The Group intends to further invest in modern aircraft and enhance their service routes, thus providing travelers with more options for comfortable travel both regionally and internationally.
Air Astana Group’s future growth plans remain ambitious, with an anticipated fleet size of 80 aircraft by the year 2028, aiming to elevate their service standards and operational reach further.
Air Astana’s recent fleet expansion to 60 aircraft marks a significant milestone for the airline group, highlighting rapid growth and strategic development in their operations. With FlyArystan focusing on budget travel and the aspirations to reach 80 aircraft by 2028, the Group is set to enhance its service offerings in domestic and international markets. The investment in modern aircraft underscores the commitment to providing passengers with convenient and comfortable travel options.
Original Source: en.trend.az
