25.06.2026, 15:44

Astana airport eyes jet fuel imports from China, Turkmenistan to cover potential shortfall

ASTANA. June 25 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's capital airport may turn to jet fuel imports from China and Turkmenistan to offset any supply gaps, the head of Astana's airport said Thursday, though he stressed current reserves remain adequate.

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Astana airport eyes jet fuel imports from China, Turkmenistan to cover potential shortfall

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