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Review: Air Astana Business Class A321 Almaty To Astana

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Air Astana's A321 business class cabins are huge, with a total of 28 seats. The business class cabin consisted of a total of seven rows, with seats in a 2-2 configuration. I had selected seat 6A, the window seat on the left side in the second to last row. Air Astana's A321 business class seats…

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(@The Lost Boy Lloyd)
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But Lucky, couscous is not rice. :/


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 Pepe
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That meal looks very good for a 90 min flight. The Casa Silva carmenere is an excellent red wine.


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 Ilya
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Hi, I did enjoy your reviews about KC that is indeed pretty decent as compared to other airlines in post-Soviet countries, the almighty Aeroflot included.

I happen to live in Kazakhstan and fly Air Astana on a regular basis, mostly economy, and I was wondering if I could use your photos for my travel blog, which is in Russian, to kinda share the perspective from a foreign traveller. Thanks!


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 Bob
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Maybe the rice wasn't crusty because it wasn't rice....


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(@Rendy Anthony)
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Kazakhstan Cognac?


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 RC
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My exact experience in Y. Good airline overall, but the A321 shows it age and it definitely wasn't as nice as the 767 in Y.


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 Joan
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Lucky,

Please leave out the photos with the open toilets. It grosses me out :-/

Thanks...Have Fun!


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