Jettainer and Air Astana: A New Chapter in Collaborative Excellence

Air Astana is set too continue its collaboration with Jettainer for managing Unit Load Devices (ULDs). This partnership, which kicked off in 2007, has been renewed for the long haul, showcasing the strong bond between Kazakhstan’s flagship airline and a global leader in ULD management.

As Air Astana gears up to modernize its fleet with new Boeing 787 aircraft, thier ULD requirements are expected to evolve.Jettainer will be right there alongside them, offering tailored solutions that align with the airline’s growth ambitions.

The airline aims to expand its fleet from 60 to 80 planes by the end of 2028, incorporating several Boeing Dreamliners into their lineup.This shift will necessitate a more varied and extensive ULD inventory. Jettainer is committed to providing expert support throughout this transition.

This partnership means Air Astana gains not just a dedicated ULD fleet but also streamlined management processes. With efficient tracking and monitoring of ULD movements in place, Air Astana can concentrate on what it does best—flying passengers safely and comfortably.

Berik Abdrakhmanov, who oversees Ground Services at Air Astana, shared his thoughts: “Our collaboration with Jettainer has flourished over these past 18 years. We trust that their team will continue delivering innovative and customized services that are crucial for our growth.”

Dr. Jan-Wilhelm Breithaupt, CEO of Jettainer chimed in: “The renewal of our contract reflects the confidence Air Astana has in us. Our bespoke solutions provide them with both adaptability and reliability as they prepare for an expanded fleet featuring three new Boeing 787s.”