Peak-season fleet groundings frustrate Kazakhstan’s Air Astana

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Source: Airbus

Kazakhstan’s Air Astana is irritated by the impact of unscheduled engine removals on its fleet during the peak season, which affected the differential between unit revenues and unit costs and more than halved net profit for the third quarter.

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