FlyArystan Adds ‘Polaris’ to Fleet, Guiding Passengers to New Horizons

Kazakhstan's low-cost airline FlyArystan has added a new Airbus A320CEO aircraft, with 180 seats, to its growing fleet of 25 aircraft as of early 2025. Named "Temirqazyk" (Polaris), the aircraft embodies direction and reliability, mirroring FlyArystan's mission of providing cheap, safe, and comforta...

Kazakhstan's low-cost airline FlyArystan has added a new Airbus A320CEO aircraft, with 180 seats, to its growing fleet of 25 aircraft as of early 2025. Named "Temirqazyk" (Polaris), the aircraft embodies direction and reliability, mirroring FlyArystan's mission of providing cheap, safe, and comfortable air travel. The new A320CEO will be deployed on busiest domestic and international services, increasing seat capacity and frequency of flights prior to the spring Nauryz holiday. FlyArystan is set to continue expanding its route network, including the new route from Karaganda to Istanbul in June 2025. This growth of its fleet aligns with FlyArystan's strategy for development of regional connectivity in Kazakhstan and Central Asia coupled with the competitive low-cost operation. The carrier operates the IATA code FS from January 2025 onwards and belongs to Air Astana Group, whose overall fleet number is planning to reach 80 aircraft by the year 2028. Sources: Interfax Kazakhstan, DK News, Trend.az