Air Astana Recieves Third Boeing 737

Staff June 13, 2002
Kazakhstan-based startup Air Astana has taken delivery of its third Boeing 737, a 737-800. The aircraft complements a fleet of two 737-700s that were delivered in May. The aircraft will be used on regional and domestic services. Air Astana flies the 737-800 in a 156-seat, two-class layout. -JF

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