Major Kazakhstan airlines resuming flights to Egypt by next month

Kazakhstan is resuming its flight service to Egypt. Air Astana, Fly Arystan, and SCAT airlines of Kazakhstan will start resumption of flight services to the Middle East state, possibly from next month. 

Cairo, Egypt: Kazakhstan is resuming its flight service to Egypt. Air Astana, Fly Arystan, and SCAT airlines of Kazakhstan will start resumption of flight services to the Middle East state, possibly from next month. 

The announcement was made by the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan. The flight service was put on halt amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic and to reduce the transmission chances of the viral disease. 

Advertisement

The above mentioned Kazakhstan airlines will restart flights to the following Egyptian cities: 

  • Sharm El-Sheikh from Nur-Sultan, 
  • Almaty, 
  • Shymkent,
  • Atyrau, 
  • Aktobe, 
  • Uralsk,
  • Kostanay. 

The Ministry further underscored that the flights would be operative under stringent COVID-19 health guidelines and under observance of sanitary and epidemiological requirements and as listed on the websites of these airlines. 

COVID-19 in Egypt: 

The data show more than 475,000 cases of the deadliest viral disease has been reported in the Middle East country so far. The death rate of Egypt is currently at 23,889. 

COVID-19 in Kazakhstan: 

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been a total of 139,000 cases recorded by healthcare facilities so far. Meanwhile, the death toll of the country at the present time stands at 18,882.  

Advertisement

The resumption of flights to Egypt will assist the country in reviving its economy, as well as boosting the tourism sector.  

The decision has been taken as the situation is getting stabilized in both of the countries. 

The airlines: 

Air Astana: It is an airline company situated in Almaty, Kazakhstan. It operates scheduled international and domestic services on 64 routes from its main hub and is hence considered the country’s leading airline. 

 FlyArystan: It is a low-cost airline based in Almaty, Kazakhstan. It is the totally-owned low-cost subsidiary of Air Astana.  

SCAT Airlines: It is legally known as – PLL SCAT Air Company, which is an airline with its head office on the Shymkent International Airport in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. It operates flight services to all of the main cities of Kazakhstan and to neighbouring nations. 

 

Tariq Saeed

Read More

Dubai Grapples with Record-Breaking Rainfall, Disrupting Daily Life and Travel

Starting Monday, 20 millimeters of rain hit Dubai, intensifying to over 142 millimeters by Tuesday evening. This surpasses the yearly average of 94.7 millimeters at Dubai International Airport, highlighting the unprecedented nature of the downpour

UAE reported fresh 226 COVID-19 infections today

The Middle East nation has recorded a total of additional 226 cases of the novel coronavirus today, on April 9, 2022, Saturday, according to the data shared in the report of the health ministry.

UAE’s President attends graduation ceremony at MBZUH university

President of United Arab Emirate Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, attended the graduation ceremony held at the MBZUH university.

Recent

Industry Ministry and trade sets up a restaurant serving food, alcoholic beverages in residential complex

Bahrain: In the interest of the Inspection Department in the Ministry of Industry and Trade in following up on complaints lodged through the channels available to the Ministry, the department has launched an investigation into an incoming complaint about a restaurant that provides its services to customers in the Jaffar region without a license.

UAE Residents Grapple with Sweltering Heat as Temperatures Soar to 49.9ºC

Sweltering temperatures in the UAE, with some areas reaching a scorching 49.9ºC, have sparked concerns about heat-related illnesses posing serious health risks to residents. Doctors have reported a rise in cases of heat stroke and heat exhaustion as the region battles harsh summer weather

US Approves $1.4 Billion Military Sale to UAE Ahead of Trump’s Gulf Tour

The State Department confirmed the \$1.4 billion deal on Monday, emphasizing the UAE’s role as a key US partner. The equipment will support the UAE in search and rescue, disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and counterterrorism operations, officials said
admin

Too Many Requests