HZ · SOZ · Active
Sat Airlines
Kazakhstan · SATCO

17
Routes
6
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SOZ
ICAO
HZ
IATA
TravelerPulse profile
Regional air connectivity across Kazakhstan and beyond.
Headquarters
Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
Sat Airlines is a Kazakhstan-based regional carrier operating scheduled and charter passenger flights primarily within the CIS region. The airline has served routes connecting Siberian and Central Asian destinations, filling a niche in regional air transport.
Operating under the IATA code HZ and ICAO code SOZ with the callsign SATCO, the airline has maintained a modest fleet focused on short- to medium-haul operations. It has served both domestic and international routes, catering to business and leisure travelers in the region.
Sat Airlines has navigated a competitive and challenging regional aviation market, operating with a relatively small fleet and focusing on underserved routes in Kazakhstan and neighboring countries.
Hubs & network
Sat Airlines operates primarily through airports in Kazakhstan, with key focus on Nur-Sultan and regional Kazakh airports.
Fleet
The airline has operated a small fleet of narrow-body jet aircraft, including Boeing 737 series aircraft, suited for regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Operates under IATA code HZ and ICAO code SOZ.
- ›Uses the radio callsign SATCO for air traffic communications.
- ›Focuses on regional routes within Kazakhstan and the broader CIS area.
- ›Operates charter and scheduled passenger services.
- ›Serves underserved regional markets in Central Asia.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Sat Airlines connects Kazakhstan with reliable regional air service.
Sat Airlines is a Kazakhstani carrier operating regional and charter flights across Central Asia and beyond. Based in Kazakhstan, the airline has served passengers seeking connectivity within the region for a number of years. Known for its no-frills approach, Sat Airlines focuses on practical air travel solutions for its market.
Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note
Sat Airlines typically operates a small fleet of Soviet-era and Western-built narrowbody aircraft suited to regional routes.
AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.
Primary hubs
Route network map (17 legs)








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Route network
DEE → UUSDH8
EKS → UUSDH8
NRT → UUS737
UUS → BVVDH8
UUS → DEEDH8
UUS → EKSDH8
UUS → HRB737
UUS → NRT737
UUS → OHHDH8
BVV → UUSDH8
CTS → UUS737
HRB → KHV319
ICN → UUS737
KHV → HRB319 737
KHV → UUS737
OHH → UUSDH8
UUS → CTS737
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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