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(24/10/23)
 Air Astana’s eleventh Airbus A321LR arrived in
Almaty (ALA) today, following delivery at the manufacturer’s assembly
plant in Hamburg, Germany.

The Airbus A321LR is configured with 150 economy
class seats and 16 business class seats.

Business Class on Air Astana’s A321LR

Passengers travelling in Business Class can choose
between the 2-2 seating configuration allowing them to sit next to
someone, or opt for the even more exclusive 1-1 seating layout
that provides more of a First Class feel to the flight.

The total number of aircraft in the Air Astana
Group fleet has now grown to 48 aircraft, of which 40 are Airbus
A320/A321 family aircraft, three are Boeing 767s and five are
Embraer E2s.

The continued expansion of Air Astana’s fleet of
A321LR aircraft not only offers increased passenger comfort, but
also helps the airline to launch new routes and reduce fuel burn.

Excluding its low cost subsidiary FlyArystan, Air
Astana operates an
average of 38 flights per day to/from Almaty Airport.

The airline currently operates international
services from Almaty to Antalya, Baku, Bangkok, Batumi, Beijing,
Bishkek, Bodrum, Delhi, Dubai, Dushanbe, Heraklion, Istanbul,
Jeddah, London (via Aktau), Phuket, Podgorica, Seoul, Tashkent and
Tbilisi.

Air Astana will also launch flights from
Almaty to Urumqi and Male on 29
October 2023.

Air Astana’s domestic services from Almaty
include: Aktau, Aktobe, Astana, Atyrau, Kyzylorda, Oskemen,
Shymkent and Uralsk.

FlyArystan currently offers services from bases in Almaty, Astana, Atyrau, Aktau and
Shymkent, Kazakhstan to destinations in Azerbaijan, China,
Georgia, India, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, Turkey, UAE and Uzbekistan.

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