ASTANA, Kazakhstan, April 1. KazMunayGas-Aero, a subsidiary of KazMunayGas (KMG), has signed agreements for in-wing aircraft fueling with several regional airlines, Trend reports via KMG.
The agreements cover Uzbek aviation group FlyKhiva Cargo, Turkish ULS Airlines Cargo, and Georgian CAMEX Airlines, ensuring uninterrupted fuel supply and aircraft refueling services.
The partners operate the following fleets: ULS Airlines Cargo flies Airbus A310-300F and A330-300P2F aircraft; CAMEX Airlines uses Boeing 737-800BCF and 767-300BCF; and Fly Khiva Cargo operates Boeing 767-300 (BCF/F) aircraft for its cargo routes.
KazMunyGas emphasized that jet fuel prices in Kazakhstan are positioned as some of the most competitive in the region, thereby enhancing flight economics significantly. In the realm of cargo aviation, this results in expedited delivery timelines, enhanced route optimization, and diminished operational expenditures.
The measures are part of ongoing efforts to implement directives from President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, aimed at developing the country’s transport and logistics potential, enhancing the competitiveness of domestic airports, and creating favorable conditions to attract foreign airlines.
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