Air Astana Eyes Pratt & Whitney GTF Advantage-Powered Engine Fleet

Kurt Hofmann October 08, 2026
A320neos from FlyArystan and Air Astana

A320neos from FlyArystan and Air Astana.

Credit: Kurt Hofmann/Aviation Week
ALMATY, Kazakhstan—Air Astana i s focusing on a Pratt & Whitney GTF Advantage-powered Airbus A320neo family fleet in the future. After slowly overcoming the challenges of its Airbus A320neo GTF-powered fleet, Air Astana CEO Ibrahim Canliel expects that Pratt & Whitney's GTF Advantage engine will...
Kurt Hofmann

Based in Austria, Kurt covers European air transport for ATW.

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