- SCAT Airlines will launch the first direct air link between Kazakhstan and Singapore, with a twice-weekly service via China's Hainan island beginning Oct. 20.
- The route from Shymkent (CIT), Kazakhstan's third-largest city, will stop at Sanya (SYX) before heading to Singapore.
SCAT Airlines is poised to enhance connectivity between Kazakhstan and Singapore with its new service, marking a significant milestone in air travel for the region. The twice-weekly flights will commence on October 20, providing a direct link that has not existed before.12
The route will operate from Shymkent (CIT), Kazakhstan's third-largest city, making a stop at Sanya (SYX) in China before continuing to Singapore. This new service is expected to facilitate not only tourism but also business travel between the two countries, fostering economic ties.
The launch of this route is part of SCAT Airlines' broader strategy to expand its international footprint, catering to the growing demand for air travel in Central Asia and beyond. With the addition of this service, travelers will have more options for reaching Southeast Asia, a popular destination for both leisure and business.
As the aviation industry continues to recover from the impacts of the pandemic, SCAT Airlines' initiative reflects a positive trend in the resumption of international flights, aiming to connect more regions and promote global travel.
“The route will originate in Shymkent, Kazakhstan's third-largest city, and stop at Sanya on Hainan island before continuing to Singapore. This marks the first direct air link between the two countries, opening new travel and trade opportunities.”
Aviation Week
