Kyrgyzstan to spend 5.8 billion som on Airbus fleet to enable long-haul flights
The Kyrgyz government is allocating over 5.8 billion soms to expand the fleet of the national airline, Asman Airlines. According to Adylbek Kasymaliev, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, the funding will be used to acquire two Airbus A321 aircraft this year. This capital expenditure marks a strategic shift in the carrier's operational capacity. The transition to the Airbus A321 model is…
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