COMMENT to the PUBLICATION CONCERNING the Acting DEPUTY CHAIRMAN of the KGA T. AMIROVA

The Ministry of investment and development regarding the publication of non-compliance with the qualification requirements of the acting Deputy Chairman of the civil aviation Committee Amirova TS reports the following.

As of December 12, 2018, Amirova T. S. has more than five years of experience in public service, and practical experience in the field of aviation is more than 8 thousand flight hours.

At present, T. Amirova meets all the General qualification requirements Of the rules of the competition for holding administrative public positions of the "B" corps.

Accordingly, T. Amirova has the full right to participate in the 2nd stage of the competition for the vacant state post of Deputy Chairman-chief state aviation inspector of the KSA of the Republic OF Kazakhstan among civil servants of all state bodies.

It should be noted that the civil aviation Committee of the WORLD of Kazakhstan has made significant progress in the field of aviation in Kazakhstan. Over the past period, we have successfully passed and officially received high results of the ICAO audit on aviation security. Thus, the level of compliance with ICAO standards in Kazakhstan was 83%, which is 21% better than the 2009 audit indicator. The improved indicator in Kazakhstan exceeds the global average of 72% by 11%.

Currently, seven domestic airlines do not have restrictions on flights to EU countries. The development of international routes continues. Since the beginning of the year, Kazakhstan and foreign airlines have opened 14 new flights. Currently, Kazakhstan is connected by air with other countries of the world in 96 international destinations.

The number of airports with the ICAO category is 15. By 2020, runway reconstruction will be completed at all airports in the country.

There is an increase in passenger traffic - 6.8 million people for 10 months of this year, which is 10% more than in the same period of 2017 (6.2 million people). The country's airports served 12.7 million people in 10 months of this year, which is 6% more than the same period in 2017 (12.0 million people).

The number of transit air passengers for January-November this year was 810 thousand people, which is 40% more than the same period last year (2017 – 578 thousand) and by the end of the year it is expected to reach more than 900 thousand transit air passengers.