Kazakh Airways A321LR | P4-ANA

Kazakh Airways was a state-owned enterprise from its founding in 1991 after the dissolution of the Soviet Union until 2005, when it was privatized in a joint-venture between the Kazakh Government and European investors. The airline soon reset itself around using its Almaty hub as a bridge between Europe and Asia and turned Kazakhstan into a major hub for Central and South Asia. In 2018, the airline had a fleet of over 60 aircraft serving destinations in Africa, Europe, and Asia, with flights to New York to begin in 2019 and flights to Sydney beginning in 2020.

Kazakh Airways will take delivery of its first A321LR in late 2018, replacing its Boeing 757-200 fleet. The aircraft will be in a two-class configuration with lie-flat business class seats in a 2-2 configuration and Economy with 32" of pitch in a 3-3 configuration.

Kazakh Airways -- Your Key to the World