FlyArystan has commenced twice-weekly passenger flights to Delhi, India becoming the first Indian city and 8th international destination to be served airline. The airline plans to deploy its A320 on the route operating Mondays and Thursdays. The A320 has 180 seats in all-economy layout.
The airline flies to Istanbul and Ankara in Turkey, Kutaisi in Georgia, Baku in Azerbaijan, Samarkand in Uzbekistan, Yerevan in Armenia, and Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan.
“Kazakhstan and India have long-standing trade, economic and cultural relations. Kazakhstanis choose India not only for vacation but also travel for the purpose of spiritual enrichment and medical tourism,” commented Madina Buzhinova, Marketing and Sales Director, FlyArystan. “We are pleased that the new FlyArystan destination will allow our compatriots to add another country to their travel portfolio. Our company is committed to providing affordable air travel options for passengers, and this new route will enable us to meet the growing demand among students and tourists to travel between countries.”
FlyArystan sees enormous potential for growth between Kazakhstan and India and is promoting the new service in both markets.
Speaking about recent Visa requirement relaxations, Pom Komutanont, Chief Operating Officer, FlyArystan, said: “Since the cancellation of the visa regime for Indian citizens to enter Kazakhstan, the flow of tourists has increased significantly; therefore, we decided to fill the need of passengers to travel between countries pursuing our main goal, providing affordable, convenient, and high-quality air transportation options.