We sincerely thank all our customers, airline partners, and business partners for their continued support and trust over the years. This relocation is not only a new beginning, but also an important step forward as Global Aviation Service continues to grow and expand its operational capabilities.

Looking ahead, we will remain committed to professionalism, efficiency, and quality service, working closely with our partners as we move toward our next milestone together.

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Air Astana received two major accolades, being named Best Airline in Central Asia & CIS for the 15th consecutive year and Best Airline Staff Service in Central Asia & CIS for the tenth time at the prestigious 2026 World Airline Awards, held on 18 September 2026 at the iconic Langham Hotel in London. The awards are organised by Skytrax, the international air transport rating organisation.

Air Astana continues to lead the region in quality and service delivery, with 2026 marking another year of double-award success at the World Airline Awards. This continued recognition reinforces its position as the top-rated carrier in Central Asia & CIS and reflects strong customer appreciation of the airline’s consistently high standards and quality of staff service.

FlyArystan, the Group’s low-cost carrier, also confirmed its regional leadership by receiving the Best Low-Cost Airline in Central Asia & CIS award for the fourth consecutive year.

Edward Plaisted, CEO of Skytrax, said: “Air Astana’s success at this year’s World Airline Awards serves to highlight the high standards of their front line service and product standards. Customers show a strong appreciation of their service, and this success in 2026 demonstrates Air Astana’s dedication to providing an excellent quality of onboard experience, and consistent service delivery.”

Ibrahim Canliel, CEO of Air Astana Group, said: “We are honoured to receive these prestigious Skytrax awards for both Air Astana and FlyArystan. This recognition is particularly meaningful because it reflects the views of our passengers and demonstrates the strength of both airlines across their respective market segments. I would like to thank our customers for their continued trust and loyalty, and our entire team for their dedication and commitment to delivering the highest standards of safety and service. We will continue to invest in our people, our fleet and our customer experience as Air Astana Group enters the next stage of its growth.”

Article Source: Air Astana Group Wins Several Top Awards at the 2026 Skytrax Airline Awards – Aviation World

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VietJet has reportedly taken the initial regulatory steps toward establishing a carrier in Australia to take on the powerful incumbents on domestic routes.

There have been rumors about VietJet’s interest in an Australian startup for some time, and the Australian Financial Review reported on June 29 that VietJet has applied to Australian regulators for an air operator’s certificate (AOC).

When contacted by Aviation Week about whether VietJet has applied for an AOC, the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said it does not comment on airlines’ commercial plans. VietJet could not be reached for comment. However, industry sources confirmed that the report is accurate.

Previously, the Analytic Flyer website reported that an unnamed airline had been allocated slots at Sydney Airport for the upcoming northern winter season. This airline is now known to be VietJet.

The startup would still need an AOC before using any of the slot allocations. CASA typically takes 6-12 months to consider an AOC application, assessing technical and safety factors as well as financial viability.

Unlike many other countries, Australia has very liberal ownership laws allowing foreign entities to set up and own carriers for domestic operations.

According to the Australian Financial Review report, VietJet proposes starting with 10 Boeing 737s. The Sydney slots it has been allocated would be sufficient for seven daily return services using 737s, according to Analytic Flyer.

VietJet has 188 Airbus narrowbodies on order, as well as 151 Boeing narrowbodies. The carrier has previously allocated another 50 Boeing narrowbody orders to its Thai VietJet subsidiary, with 39 remaining to be delivered. VietJet also has a subsidiary in Kazakhstan.

VietJet already operates international services from Vietnam to Australian destinations Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

There are two more proposed startups in the Australian market—Zinc and Koala Airlines. However, their launch timelines are unclear.

Article Source: https://aviationweek.com/air-transport/airlines-lessors/vietjet-seeks-approval-launch-australian-airline

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Air Astana has expanded its service network to China with the introduction of direct flights from Astana to Guangzhou, commencing on 2 May 2026. This new route complements the existing Almaty to Guangzhou service, which has been operational five times a week since March 2025. Guangzhou, a major industrial and transport hub in southern China, is now more accessible from Kazakhstan.

The Astana to Guangzhou flights will operate twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Departures from Astana are scheduled for 18:45, with arrivals in Guangzhou at 04:30 local time. The route will utilise Airbus A321LR aircraft, offering a flight duration of 6 hours and 45 minutes.

This expansion underscores Air Astana’s commitment to enhancing connectivity between Kazakhstan and China, a relationship that began with the airline’s inaugural Almaty to Beijing flight in December 2002. During the 2026 summer season, Air Astana plans to increase flight frequencies on several existing routes to China, including those from Almaty to Urumqi, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Sanya, and Yining, as well as from Astana to Beijing and Urumqi. Consequently, the total number of weekly flights between Kazakhstan and China will reach 51, marking a record for the airline.

The Air Astana Group continues to broaden travel opportunities for both business and leisure passengers, whilst also facilitating increased transit flows between Central Asia, the Caucasus, Europe, and Asia.

Article Source: https://www.traveldailymedia.com/air-astana-launches-astana-guangzhou-flights/

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Royal Jordanian has launched direct Amman Vienna flights with four weekly services, expanding its European network and strengthening connectivity between Jordan and Central Europe.

Royal Jordanian has launched direct Amman Vienna flights, with the new service commencing on 24 June 2026. Operating four times a week from Queen Alia International Airport, the route strengthens the airline’s European network and enhances connectivity between Jordan and Central Europe.

The new service is operated using Royal Jordanian’s latest-generation aircraft, equipped with onboard Wi-Fi and advanced inflight entertainment systems to enhance the passenger experience.

Expanding connectivity across Europe

Samer Majali, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Royal Jordanian, said the new Amman–Vienna route forms part of the airline’s strategy to strengthen its position in Europe, one of its key international markets, while supporting Jordan’s tourism sector and attracting more international visitors.

He noted that Vienna serves as an important European gateway, providing passengers with convenient access to a wide range of destinations across the continent. The new route is also expected to strengthen tourism and commercial links between Jordan and Austria, while offering onward connections through Royal Jordanian’s hub in Amman to destinations across the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

Majali added that Royal Jordanian will continue implementing its expansion strategy through the introduction of new destinations, fleet modernisation and further improvements to the passenger experience, reinforcing the airline’s competitiveness in regional and international markets.

Article Source: https://www.traveldailynews.com/aviation/royal-jordanian-launches-amman-vienna-route/

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His remarks come amid regional tensions following military strikes launched by Israel and the United States on Iran on Saturday. Speaking to Al Mamlaka TV, Majali stressed that the RJ is keen to ensure the safety of its passengers, noting that flights to Syria, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar remain suspended due to the closure of their airspace.

Asked about Jordanians stranded at airports, he said that there are no passengers currently stranded. Majali expressed his appreciation to the government, the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission for their significant efforts to keep Jordan’s airspace open, albeit with temporary suspensions of air traffic at certain times due to security conditions.

He noted that all RJ flights to Europe, the United States, North Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon departed on Saturday with delays, while return flights from Europe and those regions resumed according to schedule later that evening.

Operations to Iraq, Syria and Gulf countries, he added, remain suspended as long as their airspace is closed. Flights to Europe, the United States, Egypt, North Africa, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon are operating according to schedule, with minor delays depending on prevailing conditions, he said, adding that the suspension to the affected countries will remain in place until their airspace reopens.

Regarding diverted flights, Majali said that no flights were diverted, as Jordan’s airspace has remained operational. “Royal Jordanian is here to serve anyone abroad or in Jordan,” he added. Regarding contingency measures, he said that the airline will maintain its current approach as long as Jordan’s airspace remains open.

If any country closes its airspace, operations to that destination will be suspended until it reopens, said the CEO. He noted that passengers travelling via Jordan to Syria are being transported by buses from Queen Alia International Airport to Damascus and back, instead of flying. On stranded passengers, Majali said that, to the airline’s knowledge, no Jordanians are currently stranded. He added that some passengers travelling with other airlines or with Royal Jordanian to Gulf destinations are at Queen Alia International Airport awaiting the resumption of flights to those countries.

Online Article Souce: https://www.zawya.com/en/economy/levant/royal-jordanian-flights-suspended-to-countries-with-closed-airspace-rywafq6k

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This distinguished recognition affirms our outstanding performance in market development, revenue growth, and professional service excellence. We will continue to strengthen our bilateral partnerships, reinforce our strategic presence in the Taiwan market, and deliver more competitive and efficient air cargo solutions to our customers.

Image: Award Receiving Ceremony

Image:  Most Potential Partner Award 2025

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ALMATY – Starting March 29, Air Astana will begin operating regular flights on the Almaty–Shanghai route. Flights will be scheduled three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.

With the addition of this new route, the total number of weekly flights between Kazakhstan and China will increase from 81 to 84, reported the Civil Aviation Committee on Jan. 28.

Officials expect that the launch of the Almaty–Shanghai connection will further strengthen trade, business, and tourism cooperation between the two countries.

The Kazakh Ministry of Transport continues its ongoing efforts to expand the country’s air connectivity and increase flight frequencies on existing routes.

Article Source: https://astanatimes.com/2026/01/air-astana-to-launch-regular-flights-to-shanghai/

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