Kazakh carrier SCAT Airlines is scheduled to inaugurate a new flight service connecting Shymkent, Kazakhstan, to Singapore starting October 20. The route includes a stopover in Sanya, China, where passengers will stay within the airport's transit area without requiring Chinese immigration clearance. The total flight duration involves approximately six and a half hours for the first leg and nearly three hours for the final segment to Singapore. This initiative is part of a broader strategy by Kazakh aviation companies to increase connectivity between Kazakhstan and various Asian markets. By utilizing Sanya as a transit hub, the airline aims to streamline travel options for passengers heading toward Southeast Asia, reflecting the ongoing expansion of the country's international aviation network.
Source : The Astana Times
Photo : The Astana Times
