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AirAsia X: First Malaysian airline to fly direct to Almaty, Kazakhstan

  • BY Alexander Wong
  • 24 November 2023
  • 2:36 pm
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Looking for a different destination for your next holiday? AirAsia X (AAX) has spread its wings to Central Asia with its new Kuala Lumpur to Almaty, Kazakhstan route. According to the medium-haul low-cost airline, AAX is the first Malaysian airline to fly directly to Almaty starting 14th March 2024.

Official launch of AirAsia X route from Kuala Lumpur to Almaty, Kazakhstan
Official launch of AirAsia X route from Kuala Lumpur to Almaty, Kazakhstan

According to AAX, they will be operating four return flights weekly between Kuala Lumpur and Almaty on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The departing flight (D7600) from Kuala Lumpur is scheduled at 12:50 with scheduled arrival at 18:45 local time in Kazakhstan. Meanwhile, the returning flight to Kuala Lumpur is at 20:05 with scheduled arrival on the next day at 06:05.

AirAsia X flight schedule between Kuala Lumpur to Almaty
AirAsia X flight schedule between Kuala Lumpur to Almaty

As an introductory offer, AAX is offering fares from RM99 all-in for Economy seats from 24th to 30th November 2023 for the travel period between 14th March and 26th October 2024. According to the fine print, the introductory fares are for one-way travel (for flights from Kuala Lumpur only) inclusive of airport taxes, MAVCOM fees, fuel surcharge, other relevant taxes and applicable fees.

KUL to ALA flights on AirAsia website
KUL to ALA flights on AirAsia website

Promo seats are limited on a first come first serve basis from today, 24th November 2023 from 1pm. When we did a search online, there were still flights from KUL to ALA priced from RM499 on-way. The online booking platform also highlighted that the flight is subject to obtaining government approval.

During the launch event, the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan, His Excellency Bulat Sugurbayev said: “The AAX entry into Kazakhstan signifies a remarkable milestone in our nations’ relations. This strategic initiative not only strengthens the cultural and economic ties between Kazakhstan and Malaysia but also provides affordable options for travellers in the region to explore the captivating beauty of Almaty, and the whole of Kazakhstan – the world’s 9th largest country with digital competitiveness outpacing several European, Asian, and American nations. The direct connectivity between Kuala Lumpur and Almaty is poised to elevate tourism and trade, enhancing the bonds between our two nations. We welcome this great milestone and look forward to the positive impact it will bring to both countries.”

AirAsia X CEO Benyamin Ismail said “This is an entirely new market for AAX and a strategic route to expand into, bringing other parts of the world closer to Southeast Asia. As our first foray into Central Asia, the expansion into the Kazakh market is a strong testament to our vision and determination to explore new territories as well as resuming services to our most popular destinations post-pandemic. The move to introduce direct flights to Almaty is expected to foster significant trade, commerce and education interchange, considering Kazakhstan’s status as the wealthiest country in Central Asia.

“As AirAsia X celebrates 16 years of connecting people this month, we remain committed to providing unmatched connectivity with the best value fares to everyone’s old and new favourite destinations. With this new route, we aim to not only enhance travel opportunities between two great and populous destinations but also to bolster the existing bonds between Kazakhstan and Malaysia in addition to enriching socio-economic sectors in both nations.”

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Alexander Wong

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