Kazakhstan, South Korea Increase Weekly Air Travel Frequency
The aviation authorities of Kazakhstan and South Korea agreed to increase the total number of permitted flights between the countries from 10 to 42 per week on March 21, the Kazakh Civil Aviation Committee (CAC) reported.
One of the notable outcomes of the negotiations is the lifting of restrictions on destinations and the number of designated carriers. This move is poised to boost the competition within the aviation sector and broaden the spectrum of flight routes connecting Kazakhstan and South Korea.
Furthermore, both parties expressed support for air carriers’ plans to establish direct flights between Astana and Seoul.
Earlier this month, the CAC and Malaysia’s Air Asia launched direct flights between Almaty and Kuala Lumpur. (Source:astanatimes)
