BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 27. Kazakhstan’s Air
Astana airline has switched to its autumn-winter flight schedule,
which will remain in effect from October 25 through March 27 and
offer passengers new destinations and more frequent flights on
popular routes, according to Air Astana.
As part of the new schedule, Air Astana will launch flights from
Almaty to Tokyo, Japan, on November 30, with two flights per week.
Flights from Astana to Bangkok, Thailand, will begin on December
11, operating on Tuesdays and Fridays, while the Almaty-Langkawi
route in Malaysia will launch on December 25, with flights on
Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Air Astana launched flights from Almaty to Salalah, Oman, on
October 23, operating on Fridays, and from Astana to Salalah on
October 24, with flights scheduled for Saturdays.
The airline will resume seasonal services on several routes.
Flights from Almaty to Male in the Maldives will operate six times
a week, with frequency increasing to seven flights a week during
the New Year holidays and Nauryz celebrations. Flights from Almaty
to Phu Quoc, Vietnam, will operate five times a week before
increasing to daily service in December, while flights from Astana
to Phu Quoc will run three times a week.
The airline will also increase flight frequencies on several
popular routes. Flights from Almaty to Dubai will operate up to 12
times a week, while services from Astana to Dubai will increase to
up to 10 flights a week. Flights from Almaty to Bangkok and Phuket
will each operate up to seven times a week.
The new flights will be operated using modern aircraft from the
Airbus A320neo and A321LR families.
