Aviation authorities from Kazakhstan and China discussed expanding international air services in Tashkent on November 4. The talks took place during a conference of the China–Central Asia working group on civil aviation cooperation.
The Kazakh delegation was led by Saltanat Tompiyeva, chair of the Civil Aviation Committee of Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Transport. China was represented by Bai Wenli, deputy director general of the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
The sides discussed increasing regular flights and expanding the geography of routes. They agreed to raise the permitted flight frequency from 150 to 180 flights per week.
