FlyArystan
Our high-quality, low-cost carrier was launched in May 2019 to stimulate a heavily underdeveloped market: more than half of the population has never flown domestically. FlyArystan is a 100% owned subsidiary of Air Astana. FlyArystan is bringing air travel to a new, cost-conscious audience. Despite the slowdown of air traffic globally and in almost all domestic markets worldwide. The airline has achieved remarkable performance since launch.
The airline is seen as a crucial enabler to the domestic economy and has significant growth potential.
“ FlyArystan comes as a result of a rapidly changing local and regional airline business environment. It will be good for the mid to long-term prospects of Air Astana, and we hope, very welcome to the Kazakhstan travelling public, who will be able to benefit from significantly cheaper airfares on domestic and regional routes. ”
Peter Foster
CEO of Air Astana Group
Rapid growth
Launched in May 2019 FlyArystan offers low airfares, initially on domestic Kazakh routes, but with an ambition to expand onto regional international routes in the mid-term.
Starting operations with 2 Airbus A320 aircraft, configured to an all-economy class of 180 seats, FlyArystan continues to expand its fleet which will enable the low-cost carrier to increase its flights, both in terms of frequencies on existing market routes in addition to routes that have previously not been serviced.
Service Excellence
Although FlyArystan is a low-cost operator, safety remains our number one priority, and we uphold the same high safety standards and regulatory processes as Air Astana.
With an initial launch team of approximately 160 aviation professionals, FlyArystan is making air travel possible for the regions increasingly affluent and youthful populations.
Growth of low-cost carrier activity
In 2018, low-cost carriers (LCC’s) carried an estimated 1.3 billion passengers globally, and accounted for approximately 31% of the world‘s total scheduled passengers. LCCs are growing in prominence in Asian markets and almost half of the world’s LCC orders originate from the region.
