SCAT Airlines starts three new international routes from Kazakhstan
Batumi International Airport celebrated the arrival of SCAT Airlines’ new twice-weekly 737 service from Aktau in Kazakhstan with this combined cake and ribbon cutting ceremony.
- SCAT Airlines of Kazakhstan has added three more international routes to its network. All three routes began on 5 June, one each to Azerbaijan (Baku), Georgia (Batumi) and Russia (Sochi/Adler). None will be served with more than two weekly flights. No other carrier operates any of the three new routes. SCAT Airlines currently operates a fleet of 16 aircraft; six CRJ 200s, six 737s of various types and four 757s.
| Launched | From | To | Aircraft (WF) | Competition (WF) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 June | Aktau (SCO) | Batumi (BUS) | B735 (2) | |
| Sochi/Adler (AER) | B733 (1) | |||
| Atyrau (GUW) | Baku (GYD) | CRJ2 (2) | ||
| Source: anna.aero’s New Route Database. OAG Schedules Analyser for w/c 7 June 2016. WF = Weekly frequencies. | ||||
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