26.08.2025, 18:13

Antitrust authorities launch investigation into 11 airports in Kazakhstan for overpricing aviation fuel for international carriers

ASTANA. Aug 26 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Agency for Protection and Development of Competition (APDC) of Kazakhstan has initiated an investigation against 11 airports in the country due to signs of setting monopolistically high prices for aviation fuel, the press service of the agency reported.

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