10.04.2025, 16:27

Air Astana delays U.S. flights to 2026 amid Boeing 787 delivery setbacks

ALMATY. April 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan)– Air Astana, Kazakhstan’s flagship airline, has postponed plans to launch direct flights to the U.S. until at least mid-2026 due to delays in receiving Boeing Co.’s 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, the company CEO Peter Foster said.

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