Over 5,200 citizens to be returned home on special charter flights

According to the representative of JSC Uzbekistan Airways Khabibulla Nabiyev, flights are scheduled for June 8-21.

“Currently, we are reaching agreements with airports and relevant organizations of the listed states.

We would ask our citizens abroad not to arrive at the airport not knowing the specific time and date of the flight. Congregation of too many people in one place not only creates inconvenience but also violates the quarantine rules,” Nabiyev said.

The list of charter flights:

June 8: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 8: Tashkent-Amritsar-Rome-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 9: Tashkent-Seoul-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 9: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 10: Tashkent-Doha-Tashkent-Muscat (200 passengers)
June 10: Seoul-Tashkent-Seoul (250 passengers)
June 11: Tashkent-Novosibirsk-Tashkent (186 passengers)
June 12: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 12: Tashkent-Istanbul-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 13: Kyiv-Tashkent-Kyiv (120 passengers)
June 13: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 14: Tashkent-Dubai-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 15: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 15: Tashkent-Istanbul-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 16: Tashkent-Bangkok-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 16: Tashkent-Dubai-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 17: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 18: Tashkent-New Delhi-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 19: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 20: Tashkent-Kazan-Tashkent (186 passengers)
June 21: Tashkent-Moscow-Tashkent (240 passengers)
June 21: Tashkent-Yekaterinburg-Tashkent (186 passengers)