
The civil aviation Committee of the REPUBLIC of Kazakhstan continues to expand the geography of international air traffic.
Today, the civil aviation Committee issued a certificate of accreditation for the Russian airline Nordwind in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
During the spring-summer navigation period, the North wind airline plans to perform regular passenger air transportation on the Samara – Almaty route with a frequency of 1 time per week.
Flights to Kazakhstan will be operated on Boeing 737 and Airbus 321 aircraft. The airline's fleet consists of the most popular models of Boeing and Airbus aircraft.
It should be noted that 1/3 of all international flights in Kazakhstan are carried out with Russia.
The work of the civil aviation Committee on connecting the regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation by air will continue.
Airline "North wind" (Nordwind) was formed in 2008. Today, Nordwind is one of the TOP 10 airlines in the Russian Federation in terms of passenger traffic and still demonstrates growth rates that exceed the industry indicators of Russian civil aviation.