Kazakhstan carrier to open new route to Bangkok

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Kazakhstan carrier to open new route to Bangkok

The Kazakhstan national airline has just released a statement saying it will commence a new route to the Thai capital of Bangkok next month. The new route will see Air Astana fly from its secondary hub at Astana Airport to Bangkok and back twice a week with effect from 15 December.

Air Astana plans to use Boeing 767-300ER aircraft on the route with a configuration of 193 economy and 30 business class seats. The flights are scheduled for Mondays and Thursdays with a departure time of 01:35 from Astana.

The flight is due to land at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok at 09:55 local time. The return flight departs at 11:05 and arrives back in Astana at 18:00. 

Air Astana says it is inaugurating the new route to cater to increasing demand for holidays in Thailand and the rest of Southeast Asia. The carrier already offers a daily service from Kazakhstan’s biggest city, Almaty, to Bangkok.
 
The new route provides an extra option for European travellers. Air Astana also flies between Astana Airport and London, Paris, Moscow and St Petersburg. Booking a flight to Bangkok with a stopover at Astana can offer significant savings when compared to the cost of direct Europe to Thailand flights.

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