Air Astana Sets Sights On Growth With Expanded Fleet

Neelam Mathews March 03, 2008
Looking at expanding its regional imprint, Kazakhstan-based Air Astana will increase its fleet size of 18 aircraft to 34 by 2014, CEO Peter Foster, told The DAILY. The carrier has ordered six Airbus A320s and three Boeing 787-8s with six options and is looking at leasing Boeing 767s to keep...

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