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FlyArystan to Expand A320 Fleet Amid Engine Issues

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FlyArystan, the low-cost airline based in Kazakhstan, continues its fleet expansion with the planned delivery of two additional A320 aircraft in the first quarter of 2025. These new aircraft will bolster the carrier’s growing operations across the region, building on the existing fleet that has faced challenges related to A320neo engine issues.

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Turkish Airlines Reports 2.9% Drop in October 2024 Passenger Numbers

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China Eastern Airlines Reports $280 Million Net Profit in Q3 2024

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Centrum Air to Launch Hub-and-Spoke Model in Tashkent

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Centrum Air (Uzbekistan) has announced a strategic shift to a hub-and-spoke model starting from its summer 2025 schedule, positioning Tashkent as a major transit hub connecting East and West. This transformative initiative will be supported by a significant fleet expansion, set to more than double the airline’s capacity by July 2025.