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Air Astana adds another Airbus A320neo to fleet
Air Astana took delivery of another Airbus A320neo this week, bringing the Group’s fleet size to 56 aircraft.
There are now 50 Airbus family aircraft in the Air Astana Group fleet, with another two scheduled for delivery before the end of this year.
The group consists of airlines Air Astana and low-cost brand FlyArystan.
The newly delivered Airbus A320neo is configured with 16 Business Class seats and 132 Economy Class seats.
“Air Astana Group is in the midst of an exciting new phase of development, with international and domestic passenger traffic growing significantly,” said Peter Foster, CEO.
The Group’s fleet size is expanding ahead of schedule, growing from 49 aircraft at the end of 2023 to 56 aircraft now.
By the end of 2028, the Group’s overall fleet is planned to reach 80 aircraft, predominantly Airbus family types.
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