Review: AIR ASTANA Boeing 757 Business Class with SAM CHUI to Almaty

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This is a comprehensive Flight Review of Air Astana.

Class: Business
Route: Astana (TSE) to Almaty (ALA)
Plane: Boeing 757-200

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[mohdhishambaharom]

Wow so nice and amazing you with sam together in this video😱😱😱😱

[troystevens]

my partner was working as fy for Air Astana. incredible service. loved it. truly FROM THE HEART OF EURASIA

[gilesrdavies]

Lots of 757's still operating here in the UK, especially on tourist flights to southern Europe with TUI (Thomason Airways), Thomas Cook and Jet2. Have flown them all within the last five years.
Plus lots of other operators using them, like United from Newark to regional cities in the UK like Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Plus Icelandair, American Airlines and lots operate into East Midlands Airport where DHL have a huge cargo hub.
I think Thomas Cook Airlines also operate the 757-300.

[alissajre]

What a combo, and what's even more crazier is that I watch both of your channels

[BlakeEdgington]

Never traveled with Air Astana but it looks incredible and I would love to try a trip on the airline. My last 757 flight was 3 years ago with Thomson Airways (TUI) BHX-PMI.

[nemowei]

Sam is commercial, u are the real deal Josh. Luv u bro...wanna see more after Covid!

[sibichandrasekar]

Avengers is the most ambitious crossover ever. Josh - "Hold my beer"

[weikiangkoh]

I first took Air Astana 14 years ago, ALA-PEK and ALA-TSE. Back then they did not have personal entertainment screens for economy, and the crew disappeared for 2 hours after the meal service and so everyone just placed their trays on the floor. The saving grace was the free flow hot tea with a slice of lemon. Glad that they have improve a lot since then. Another difference is that they seem to have more Kazakh crew nowadays compared to the mostly Russian crew in the past.

[pokemonzapdos]

Flew on United’s B753 from LAX to HNL and it was awesome! Could definitely tell it was an aged veteran by its interior, but the flight was nice and smooth! Was amazed by its length

[peggysuebeverly]

Nice to see you and Sam sharing time together ❤❤

[paulclark]

Hi Josh, It was great to have lunch with you at the Burnie helliers whiskey Factory last week. Have a great sailing tonight on the Spirit of Tasmania. I'm really looking forward to your review on your next travels with Qantas, take care, cheer's Paul.

[davidfonger]

Delta last year Jose Costa Rica-LAX. Also Delta runs daily flights on the 757 Minneapolis to Fairbanks and I believe Anchorage as well during the summer.

[tu]

I just flew the 757 on Delta from LAX to HNL last week. The 757 is still a reliable and abundantly use workhorse for the three legacy American carriers, especially between their major hubs and major coastal destinations.

[Waldo]

Beautiful vid. Amazingly I remember my frist time on a B757 on Delta from Atlanta to Orlando it was like 100 years ago but the last time I flew was a Continental B757 from Stockholm to Newark like 8 years ago. Love that plane!

[zeeclarke]

Air Astana, five star? I could not agree more, a great airline.

[cheeseInt]

had the chance to fly an older 757 Delta from Atlanta to Guatemala City about 1.5 years ago ... still love that plane :)

[Euroduplex]

I've tried Astana's 757 in 2018, close to their retirement. Still, they tried really hard to make it look like a new one, and it seemed like the aircraft was taken good care of.

[Mavis]

I flew on an United 757 last month coming back from Las Vegas to Newark. That plane was built in 1994, still flew with no problems. That plane’s number is N14107.

[markchamberlain]

Another great vlog Josh - never flown with them but looked a great service - do you often meet other reviewers - do you follow anyone (nice wrist watch)

[RMillerism]

My first flight was a BOAC Vickers VC10 London to Melbourne via New York, San Francisco (or LA - too young to remember), Honolulu & Sydney (1972).