Kyrgyzstan plans to purchase 10 Airbus aircraft in the coming years in order to expand the country’s air transport capabilities. This was reported by Kyrgyz media outlets, citing the open joint-stock company “Airports of Kyrgyzstan.”

According to the information provided, a contract for the purchase of two aircraft has already been signed. These aircraft are expected to be delivered to Kyrgyzstan in 2027.

In addition, the company intends to purchase another eight aircraft over the next five years. Thus, the planned acquisitions are intended to add a total of 10 new Airbus aircraft to the country’s fleet.

This plan is part of Kyrgyzstan’s efforts to develop civil aviation and expand the capabilities of its air transport system.