SCAT (DV) flight status

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Flights today

At Vnukovo restrictions are in effect since 05:15. Flights at these airports may be delayed.

28.10.2026 · 15 flights, 13 still to come · local airport time · scheduled times from Yandex Schedules, no board status for these airports yet

SCAT flights on 28.10.2026
FlightRouteDeparturesArrivalsStatus
DV 1009 Astana → Moscow (Vnukovo) 09:20 11:25 On schedule
DV 1021 Astana → Saint Petersburg (Pulkovo) 10:05 12:25 On schedule
DV 1010 Moscow (Vnukovo) → Astana 12:35 17:55 On schedule
DV 1022 Saint Petersburg (Pulkovo) → Astana 13:25 19:15 On schedule
DV 1003 Shymkent → Moscow (Vnukovo) 15:40 17:50 On schedule
DV 1004 Moscow (Vnukovo) → Shymkent 19:00 00:55 On schedule
DV 451 Taraz → Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo) 04:30 21:15 On schedule
DV 5322 Taraz → Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo) — 21:15 On schedule
DV 452 Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo) → Phu Quoc 22:15 11:40 On schedule
DV 1031 Shymkent → Tyumen (Roshchino) 19:40 22:35 On schedule
DV 5323 Yekaterinburg (Koltsovo) → Taraz 22:45 — On schedule
DV 1007 Almaty → Moscow (Vnukovo) 18:00 21:00 On schedule
DV 1008 Moscow (Vnukovo) → Almaty 22:10 04:30 On schedule

On-time performance over 30 days

No cancellations, Often delayed · from airport boards: 300 flights with data out of 335 scheduled, on time 163, 137 delays (on average 1 h 15 min)

SCAT aircraft

  • Boeing 737-800 45 %
  • Boeing 737 36 %
  • Boeing 737-900 9 %
  • Boeing 757 6 %
  • Boeing 737-300 4 %

Contacts

IATA code
DV
ICAO code
VSV
Country
Kazakhstan
Phone
+7 7252 99 88 80, +7 7252 99 88 80 (fax)
E-mail
scat@scat.kz
Official website
http://www.scat.kz

About the airline

The company operates domestic flights within Kazakhstan. It also operates charter flights to various international resorts.

SCAT Airlines is an airline of Kazakhstan, one of the largest in the country. Its headquarters are located in Shymkent. Hubs: Aktau, Almaty, Astana, Shymkent. In 2015, the airline underwent an audit by the International Air Transport Association for compliance with the IOSA standard. Since 2018, it has been a full member of the International Air Transport Association IATA.

SCAT owns two subsidiary airlines:

Sunday Airlines — founded in 2013, it carries passengers on charter routes to resorts.
Southern Sky — operates Soviet aircraft such as the An-2, An-24, performs medical flights and serves airports in Kazakhstan that do not have the technical capability to accommodate modern airliners.

The airline operates 55 regular flights within Kazakhstan. Forty international flights are operated to Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, China, India, Thailand, Japan, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and Mongolia.

On 31 March 2018, SCAT received the latest Boeing 737 MAX 8, becoming the first operator of this model in the post-Soviet countries. A contract was signed with Boeing Corporation to purchase five more such aircraft.


In 2018, the airline carried 2,200,000 passengers. Archived copy from 17 May 2019 on Wayback Machine