In addition to the aircraft, the contract also includes deliveries for spares and a support package. The company says the deal complies with a memorandum of understanding signed by both parties in 2012.
Once delivered, Kazakhstan's defense force will have a total of eight C295 planes in its fleet.
The C295 is a multirole transport aircraft in the light and medium segment. It can perform armed and ground intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations using a multi-mission radar. The plane can also be modified to carry weapons.
Other configurations for the aircraft include airborne early warning, aerial refueling, medical evacuation and VIP transport variants.
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