SCAT Airlines Launches Prague to Sanya Route via Bishkek
Kazakh carrier SCAT Airlines will begin weekly flights connecting Prague to Sanya, with a technical stop in Bishkek. The route will be operated using Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft.
New Route Announcement
Prague Airport recently revealed on X that a new service linking the Czech capital with Sanya, located on Hainan Island in China, will commence soon. This route is operated by SCAT Airlines, a lesser-known Kazakh airline.
About SCAT Airlines
Established in 1997, SCAT Airlines is one of Kazakhstan’s oldest active carriers. The airline primarily serves Kazakhstan and Central Asia, with steady growth expanding its reach beyond domestic flights to several regional destinations. Its main hub is Shymkent Airport, with additional bases at Aktau, Nursultan, and Almaty.
According to ch-aviation, SCAT Airlines currently operates a fleet of approximately 32 aircraft, including Boeing 737 models, 737 MAXs, and 757s.
Flight Details
Starting December 21, SCAT Airlines will offer a weekly flight every Sunday from Prague to Sanya via Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan’s capital.
- Aircraft: Boeing 737 MAX 9 with 213 all-economy seats
- Flight number: DV481
- Departure: Sanya Phoenix International Airport (SYX) at 08:05 local time
- Arrival: Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) at 15:20
- Flight duration: Approximately 14 hours
"Starting December 21, SCAT Airlines will operate a new weekly service from Prague to Sanya, with a technical stop in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan."
This addition enhances travel options between Central Europe and southern China, with SCAT Airlines connecting key regional hubs.
Author’s Summary
SCAT Airlines expands its network by launching a weekly Prague-Sanya route via Bishkek, strengthening air links between Central Asia, Europe, and China with modern aircraft.
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