Kazakhstan and South Korea have agreed to boost flight frequency between the two nations
Kazakhstan and South Korea plan to expand flight connections between their countries, as announced by the Civil Aviation Committee's press service on February 20th.
During a meeting between Kazakh Deputy Minister of Transport Talgat Lastayev and Korean Deputy Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Wonjae Lee in Seoul, both parties agreed to resume flights between Astana and Seoul, increase the frequency of flights on the Almaty-Seoul route, and initiate flights from Shymkent to Seoul as well as between Busan and various cities in Kazakhstan.(Source:astanatimes)
Additionally, Lastayev met with the management of T'Way Air, a low-cost airline, and Sirius Airlines, a cargo airline, where Korean air carriers expressed their interest in operating flights to Kazakhstan.
