KAS Air Company

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KAS Air Company

IATA KW	ICAO KSD	Callsign Aerokas

Founded

Manas International Airport

Destinations

Headquarters

Bishkek, Kyrgystan

Key people

KAS Air Company was an airline based in Kyrgyzstan.

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