Air Astana Increases Flight Frequencies on Türkiye Routes
Air Astana Increases Flight Frequencies on Türkiye Routes: Istanbul and Antalya Flights Reach 14 Times a Week
Air Astana, the leading carrier of Kazakhstan, has decided to increase its weekly flight frequencies from Kazakhstan’s major hubs to Türkiye’s popular destinations to meet the surging passenger demand during the busy summer and autumn seasons.
According to the new schedule, the weekly frequency adjustments for the Türkiye routes are as follows:
Almaty – Istanbul Route: In addition to the current daily flights, new scheduled flights are being introduced, bringing the total weekly frequency up to 14 flights (two flights daily) during the peak season.
Astana – Istanbul Route: The current daily service (7 flights a week) will be increased to 8 flights a week with an additional flight on Saturdays between July and September.
Atyrau – Istanbul Route: Flights from the Western Kazakhstan region are optimized to operate 3 times a week—on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays—with added frequencies.
Almaty – Antalya Route: During the peak summer season, flights on this route will be operated 14 times a week (two flights daily).
Astana – Antalya Route: To meet the high demand, the flight frequency on this route will be set to 11 flights a week.
Almaty – Bodrum Route: During the peak holiday months of July and August, flights will continue to run 3 times a week.
Astana – Bodrum Route: Throughout the season, operations on this route will continue with 2 flights a week.
Air Astana aims to offer passengers much more flexible travel options and higher seat capacity thanks to these increased frequencies. Flight tickets linking Kazakhstan and Türkiye are now available for reservation and purchase at advantageous prices via Air Astana’s official website, mobile application, and authorized travel agencies.
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