ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 22. Kazakhstan’s fleet now totals 104 aircraft, with recent deliveries including six Airbus A320s and one Boeing 737 MAX 8 in the first half of 2025, said Kazakhstan’s Deputy Minister of Transport, Maksat Kaliakparov, in his speech, Trend reports citing the official press service of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan.
According to Kaliakparov, by 2030 the fleet will be supplemented with another 103 aircraft, bringing the total to 216 units.
“This year, 36 new international routes have been launched, and 8 foreign airlines have entered the market. Within the country, 61 routes are operating with 850 flights per week,” noted Maksat Kaliakparov.
To ensure transportation accessibility and support socially important routes, 21 subsidized routes are operating in 9 regions of Kazakhstan. In 2025, 6.4 billion tenge (approximately $12.16 million) has been allocated for their implementation.
