SCAT Airlines (DV, Shymkent) is considering adding either B777 or B787 aircraft to its fleet for deliveries after 2030, Aviation Week has reported, citing senior marketing manager Zhanar Balgabay.
According to ch-aviation data, the Kazakh airline currently has commitments for seven more B737-8s and one additional B737-9.
Its in-house fleet comprises one B737-300, three B737-500s, one B737-700, seven B737-8s, eight B737-800s, five B737-9s, two CRJ200ERs, and two CRJ200LRs.
In addition, three B757-200s and one B767-300ER are operated by subsidiary Sunday Airlines (Shymkent), which deploys the aircraft on charter services to destinations including Phuket, Dhaka, Moscow Vnukovo, Phu Quoc, and Nha Trang Cam Ranh.
Meanwhile, SCAT Airlines has firmed plans to launch flights from Turkistan to Urgench, Bukhara, and Samarkand by December 2025. The carrier currently serves 40 destinations across 16 countries, operating a total of 61 routes.
CH Aviation
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