28.08.2026, 15:01

FlyArystan plane catches fire at Almaty airport, one employee injured

ASTANA. Aug 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – A FlyArystan aircraft caught fire at Almaty airport on Friday, injuring one Air Astana group employee, the press service of Air Astana told Interfax-Kazakhstan.

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FlyArystan plane catches fire at Almaty airport, one employee injured

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