Concise Aerospace - Kazakhstan: SCAT Airlines cites ambitious plans for cargo operations at an airport it owns, and for route expansion ahead of EXPO 2017

Concise Aerospace

www.conciseb2b.com/aerospace

Site Info:

Register:

Recently Viewed:

Uzbekistan Airways: Concise Aerospace provides an update on government involvement with the flag carrier

Search:

advanced search

Login Form:

Kazakhstan: SCAT Airlines cites ambitious plans for cargo operations at an airport it owns, and for route expansion ahead of EXPO 2017

Published 3 February 2014

New cargo terminal at Taraz is expected to be completed in 2014; a SCAT official suggests that the company may create a new cargo carrier; SCAT also looks to increase both its passenger and cargo flights (939 words)

The content of this article is only available to registered users of this site. Please login or register to view this article in full. Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand.

Login:

No Account Yet?

Register here

Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand. Articles cost between $15 and $35 each.

Article ID: 11644

Related Articles:

• 31 May 2023 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes comments of Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development: Airports
• 10 August 2022 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes cargo traffic in January-June 2022
• 12 May 2022 - Civil: Kazakhstan - reconstruction and development projects, Part 2: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation at the country's airports
• 6 May 2022 - Civil: Kazakhstan - traffic at individual airports: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation at the country's airports
• 4 May 2022 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes cargo traffic of individual airlines
• 27 April 2022 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation of SCAT Airlines
• 27 March 2017 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation of SCAT Airlines, the country's second passenger carrier — Part 1
• 27 March 2017 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation of SCAT Airlines, the country's second passenger carrier — Part 2
• 15 July 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: SCAT Airlines receives its first Boeing 767-300 and its first Boeing 737 New Generation
• 16 April 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: After a minor accident, Civil Aviation Committee investigates SCAT and a member of Parliament wants to suspend its AOC
• 23 March 2014 - Civil: Russian state-owned lessor GTLK announces its first contract with a foreign customer
• 7 February 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Minister of Transport provides update on the civil aviation sector
• 4 February 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Air Astana's president says that the company plans to receive its third Boeing 767 from the 2012 order in May 2014
• 3 February 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Air cargo volumes in 2013 grew 22.6%, a recovery from 2012's decline but still below 2011 levels
• 3 February 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Passenger traffic in 2013 grew 9.5% to about 5 million
• 29 January 2014 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Astana International Airport serviced 2.6 million passengers in 2013
• 24 July 2013 - Civil: Kazakhstan: The government's ban on substandard aircraft puts pressure on many carriers
• 30 January 2013 - Civil: Fatal accident: CRJ-200 operated by SCAT Airlines crashes in thick fog on approach to Almaty airport, killing all 21 on board
• 13 November 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Passenger transportation shows double-digit growth in January-September 2012
• 18 September 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Air Astana and SCAT Airlines plan to launch additional new international routes
• 17 September 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Air safety is a focus at IATA's aviation forum in Astana
• 17 September 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Government works to improve service and infrastructure
• 5 September 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan hopes that agreement with ICAO can help its airlines exit the EU blacklist
• 15 June 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan plans a complete modernization of its civil fleet
• 13 February 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: Airlines ride a growing economy
• 13 February 2012 - Civil: Kazakhstan: SCAT Airlines, with 22% market share, plans for more growth