21.09.2026, 10:56

Kazakhstan begins FAA safety audit to open direct U.S. flights

ASTANA. Sept 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — A U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) has begun in Kazakhstan and will run through Sept. 25, the Transport Ministry's press service said.

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Kazakhstan begins FAA safety audit to open direct U.S. flights

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