Tuesday 27, January 2026

Sarsen Zharylgassov, Deputy Chairman of the Civil Aviation Committee of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan: "Overall, this affects all areas — cargo transportation, transit shipments, as well as passenger transport. Every aircraft uses aviation fuel, and 30–40 percent of the costs are accounted for by its price." I can also make a slightly more natural news-style version if needed.

Thursday 22, January 2026

Sarsen Zharylgassov, Acting Chairman of the Civil Aviation Committee of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan, reported to the 24KZ TV channel about the development of transport potential.

Wednesday 21, January 2026

Airfare in Kazakhstan may decline following lower jet fuel prices. This was announced by Transport Minister Nurlan Sauranbayev, commenting on measures to reduce the price of jet fuel. He noted that jet fuel accounts for up to 40% of the cost of a flight, and to develop transit potential, the country needs to approach the prices of major aviation hubs. The government has been instructed to gradually reduce fuel prices at Kazakhstani airports to make them more competitive and attractive to airlines.

Wednesday 14, January 2026

The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan has adopted a systemic decision aimed at increasing the competitiveness of domestic airports and strengthening the country's transit potential. The implementation of a set of government measures to ensure access to airport infrastructure and reduce the tax burden has enabled the specialized aviation fuel operator, KazMunayGas-Aero LLP (a subsidiary of JSC NC KazMunayGas), to offer international airlines fundamentally new terms.

Tuesday 30, December 2025

Kazakhstan has joined the global club of leaders in civil aviation. In an exclusive interview with Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, Zhanibek Sharipbayev, Executive Director for Aviation Security of the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan JSC, spoke about the steps already taken by the state and the complex challenges that still lie ahead.

Monday 29, December 2025

Kazakhstan’s civil aviation sector recorded steady growth in 2025, driven by improvements in safety, passenger traffic and international cooperation. In September, Kazakhstan passed an International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation security audit, achieving a 95.7% compliance rate with international standards. The result placed Kazakhstan among the world’s top 20 countries for aviation safety.