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...of heavier aircraft possible and opened the door to many new destinations in the [[Soviet Union]].
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...so given as '''Pavlodar South''') {{Airport codes|PWQ|UASP}} is an airport in [[Kazakhstan]] located {{Convert|8|km|abbr=on}} southeast<ref name="AIP"/>
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'''Atbasar Airport''' {{Airport codes|ATX}} is an airport in [[Kazakhstan]] located {{convert|5|km|abbr=on}} north of [[Atbasar]]. It is
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'''Ekibastuz Airport''' {{Airport codes||UASB}} is an airport in [[Kazakhstan]] located {{Convert|16|km|abbr=on}} south-west of [[Ekibastuz]
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...IP"/> of [[Kokshetau]], the administrative center of the [[Akmola Region]] in northern [[Kazakhstan]]. It was formerly known as '''Kokchetav Trofimovka A
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...'' is an airport serving [[Taraz]] (formerly Jambyl and Aulie-Ata), a city in the [[Jambyl Province]] of [[Kazakhstan]].
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{{Airports in Kazakhstan}}
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...and others. These are also ports of entry and customs checkpoints located in the airport.
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...erly known as Kzyl-Orda), the [[capital city]] of the [[Kyzylorda Region]] in [[Kazakhstan]].
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...rt''' (also given as '''Semey''') {{Airport codes|PLX|UASS}} is an airport in [[Semey]], Kazakhstan located {{Convert|10|km|abbr=on}} south-west<ref name
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...the [[East Kazakhstan Region]]. The airport services [[Regional jet|small transport planes]].
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...u]], Kazakhstan {{airport codes|SCO|UATE}}. The airport started operations in 1993 after the collapse of the [[Soviet Union]] and bears the name Shevchen
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...кент}}) {{airport codes|CIT|UAII}} is an airport serving [[Shymkent]] in [[South Kazakhstan Province]], [[Kazakhstan]].
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...эропорт Актобе''}}) {{Airport codes|AKX|UATT}} is an airport in [[Kazakhstan]] located {{Convert|1.5|km|abbr=on}} south-west of [[Aktobe]].
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...is an airport {{Convert|6|km|abbr=on}} north-east the city of [[Balqash]] in [[Kazakhstan]].<ref name="AIP"/>
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This is a '''list of [[airport]]s in [[Kazakhstan]]''', sorted by location.
Airport names shown in '''bold''' indicate the facility has scheduled passenger service on a comme
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'''Taldykorgan Airport''' is classified as a national aerodrome in the latest AIP.<ref name="AIP"/> It is capable of accepting [[Ilyushin Il-7
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...aysan''' (or ''Zaisan'') Airport is classified as a national [[aerodrome]] in the latest [[Aeronautical Information Publication|AIP]].<ref name="AIP"/> T
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'''Railway stations in [[Kazakhstan]]''' include:
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...or road traffic ([[road signs]], [[traffic lights]] and [[road marking]]s) in use internationally.
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