Qazaq Air is a dynamic regional airline established to bridge the vast distances across Kazakhstan and improve domestic accessibility. Headquartered in the nation's capital, Astana, the carrier focuses on connecting major hubs with smaller regional cities, playing a vital role in the country's transportation infrastructure. Since commencing operations, the airline has built a reputation for reliability and efficiency, utilizing a fleet of modern turboprop aircraft designed for optimal performance in the region's diverse climate conditions.
| IATA Code | IQ |
| ICAO Code | QAZ |
| Headquarters | Astana |
| Year Founded | 2015 |
| Main Hub | Astana |
| Destinations | 15+ |
| Fleet Size | 5 |
The airline operates a uniform fleet consisting of De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 (formerly Bombardier Q400) NextGen aircraft. These modern turboprops are renowned for their speed, which is comparable to jet aircraft on short-haul routes, while offering significantly lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. The cabin design features active noise suppression, ensuring a quiet and comfortable journey for passengers.
Qazaq Air serves a growing network that links key domestic destinations such as Almaty, Aktobe, and Turkistan. The airline also facilitates cross-border travel with international routes to neighboring cities, including Omsk and Novosibirsk, as well as the historic city of Samarkand. This connectivity supports both business travel and tourism development within Central Asia.
Safety is a core value for the company, evidenced by its successful completion of the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). As a registered operator, Qazaq Air demonstrates compliance with stringent international aviation safety requirements. This achievement highlights the airline's dedication to maintaining high operational standards and ensuring passenger well-being on every flight.