Where you can fly from Almaty - full list of destinations

International flights

Direct flights are available from Almaty to dozens of cities worldwide. For your convenience, we have categorized these destinations by region.

European and Russian cities

Flights from Almaty are available to:

• London (UK) — 3 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Prague (Czech Republic) — 2 flights per week via VietJet Air;
• Larnaca (Cyprus) — 2 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Podgorica (Montenegro) — 3 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Milan (Italy) — 1 flight per week via NEOS S.P.A.;
• Frankfurt (Germany) — 2 flights per week via Lufthansa and 4 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Warsaw (Poland) — 4 flights per week via LOT Polish Airlines;
• Minsk (Belarus) — 4 flights per week via Belavia and 4 flights per week via Scat;
• Moscow (Russia) — approx. 20 flights per week via Aeroflot and 12 flights per week via Scat;
• Mineralnye Vody (Russia) — 2 flights per week via Azimuth;
• Yekaterinburg (Russia) — 7 flights per week via Red Wings;
• Kazan (Russia) — 2 flights per week via Red Wings;
• Novosibirsk (Russia) — 14 flights per week via S7 Airlines;
• Saint Petersburg (Russia) — approx. 7 flights per week via Rossiya Airlines;
• Krasnoyarsk (Russia) — approx. 6 flights per week via Rossiya Airlines.

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Asia

Direct flights from Almaty are available to:

• Seoul (South Korea) — 4 flights per week via Asiana Airlines, 2 flights per week via Eastar Jet, and 7 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Chengdu (China) — 7 flights per week via Air China International;
• Beijing (China) — 4 flights per week via Air China International, 7 flights per week via China Southern, and 7 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Hangzhou (China) — 7 flights per week via Zhejiang Loong Airlines;
• Shanghai (China) — 3 flights per week via China Eastern, 4 flights per week via Turkish Airlines, and 4 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Guangzhou (China) — 3 flights per week via China Southern and 5 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Urumqi (China) — 14 flights per week via China Southern and approx. 15 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Xi'an (China) — 2 flights per week via China Southern and 2 flights per week via FlyArystan;
• Busan (South Korea) — 2 flights per week via Eastar Jet;
• Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia) — 5 flights per week via Hunnu Air;
• Bangkok (Thailand) — 4 to 6 flights per week via Thai AirAsia X and 5 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) — 5 flights per week via AirAsia X;
• Phuket (Thailand) — 6 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Malé (Maldives) — approx. 3 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Sanya (China) — 3 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Da Nang (Vietnam) — 3 flights per week via Air Astana and 2 flights per week via Vietjet Air;
• Cam Ranh (Vietnam) — 7 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Mumbai (India) — 7 flights per week via Indigo and 4 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Delhi (India) — 8 flights per week by Air Astana;
• Phu Quoc (Vietnam) — 2 to 6 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Hanoi (Vietnam) — 2 flights per week via VietJet Air.

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Central Asia and the Caucasus

Flights from Almaty are also operated to:

• Tashkent (Uzbekistan) — 3 flights per week via My Freighter, 3 flights per week via Qanot Sharq, 14 flights per week via Uzbekistan Airways, and up to 25 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Tamchy (Kyrgyzstan) — 2 flights per week via FlyArystan;
• Samarkand (Uzbekistan) — 4 flights per week via FlyArystan;
• Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) — up to 10 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Nukus (Uzbekistan) — 3 flights per week via Uzbekistan Airways.
• Dushanbe (Tajikistan) — 3 flights per week via Somon Air and 5 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Batumi (Georgia) — up to 12 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Tbilisi (Georgia) — up to 14 flights per week via Air Astana;
• Kutaisi (Georgia) — 3 flights per week via FlyArystan;
• Baku (Azerbaijan) — 7 weekly flights by Azerbaijan Airlines and up to 5 weekly flights by Air Astana;

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Middle East, Turkey, and Egypt

Popular destinations include:

• Istanbul (Turkey) — up to 18 weekly flights by Turkish Airlines, up to 19 weekly flights by Air Astana, and 6 weekly flights by Pegasus Airlines;
• Antalya (Turkey) — up to 11 weekly flights by Turkish Airlines, up to 14 weekly flights by Air Astana, and 2 weekly flights by Pegasus;
• Sharjah (UAE) — 14 weekly flights by Air Arabia;
• Abu Dhabi (UAE) — 3 weekly flights by Air Arabia Abu Dhabi;
• Dubai (UAE) — 14 weekly flights by Flydubai and 8 weekly flights by Air Astana;
• Kuwait City (Kuwait) — 7 weekly flights by Jazeera Airways;
• Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt) — 4 weekly flights by Air Cairo and 2 weekly flights by Red Sea Airlines;
• Tehran (Iran) — 1 weekly flight by Pars Oghyanous Kish and 1 weekly flight by Qeshm Air;
• Doha (Qatar) — 10 weekly flights by Qatar Airways;
• Muğla (Turkey) — 3 weekly flights by Air Astana;
• Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) — 1 weekly flight by Air Astana;
• Medina (Saudi Arabia) — 1 weekly flight by Air Astana;
• Bahrain (Bahrain) — 2 weekly flights by FlyArystan;
• Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) — 4 weekly flights by FlyArystan;
• Alanya (Turkey) — 2 weekly flights by FlyArystan;
• Ankara (Turkey) — 2 weekly flights by AJet.

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Domestic flights

Astana Airport operates flights to 19 domestic destinations:

• Aktau;
• Aktobe;
• Astana;
• Atyrau;
• Balkhash;
• Zhezkazgan;
• Karaganda;
• Kokshetau;
• Kostanay;
• Kyzylorda;
• Petropavl;
• Semey;
• Taraz;
• Turkistan;
• Uralsk;
• Urdzhar;
• Oskemen;
• Usharal;
• Shymkent.

Number of destinations available

According to Almaty Airport, the air hub currently serves:

• 19 domestic routes;
• 61 international direct scheduled destinations in 23 countries.

A total of 80 destinations.