MRO & engineering services · Kazakhstan
Air Astana Technics
- Region
- Central Asia, the Caucasus and Mongolia
- Country
- Kazakhstan
- Segment
- MRO & engineering services
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://airastana.com
- Employees
- 500-1,000
Air Astana Technics operates as the dedicated maintenance, repair, and overhaul division of Kazakhstan's national carrier. It functions as a primary service provider within the Central Asian aerospace corridor, maintaining a network of hangars and line stations to support regional fleet airworthiness. The organisation provides base and line maintenance services, ensuring compliance with international safety standards for narrow-body and regional aircraft types operating in high-utilisation environments. The entity primarily serves the parent airline's fleet, which includes Airbus A320ceo/neo families, Boeing 767-300ER, and Embraer E190-E2 aircraft. It also holds certifications to provide third-party maintenance services for international operators transiting through Kazakh hubs, such as Almaty and Astana. Technical operations are conducted under approvals from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan. Prospective partners should verify the specific scope of the organisation's Part 145 approvals, particularly regarding component repair limitations and engine shop capabilities. Buyers must confirm current certification status for specific aircraft registrations and check the availability of hangar slots at the Nur-Sultan and Almaty facilities. It is also advisable to review their supply chain logistics for spare parts sourcing within the region.
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