06.08.2025, 15:14

Air Astana to expand fleet to 84 aircraft by end of 2029

ASTANA. Aug 6 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Air carrier Air Astana plans to increase its fleet to 63 aircraft by the end of this year and to 84 by the end of 2029, stated the airline’s CEO Peter Foster at the Issuer’s Day event in Astana.

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Air Astana to expand fleet to 84 aircraft by end of 2029

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