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Air Astana opens sales for new Jeddah flights
Air Astana has opened ticket sales for its new nonstop Jeddah flights from its Almaty hub.
The route will commence on 1 October 2023 operating twice weekly on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Additional frequency will be introduced at a later date.
“Passengers traveling to Jeddah have convenient connections from other cities in Kazakhstan, as well as from Tashkent, Dushanbe and Bishkek,” said Adel Dauletbek, VP Marketing and Sales.
Bookings for the new Jeddah flights are now available online and at ticket sales offices and agencies.
Citizens of Kazakhstan need to obtain an e-visa prior to travel to Saudi Arabia.
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