From October 30, Uzbekistan Airways switches to winter schedule. The change of the season also means the change of local time to winter time in a number of countries around the world. In this regard, flights will be operated according to a new schedule.
As the company’s press service reported, in the upcoming winter, most of the flights in the route network of Uzbekistan Airways will be operated from the capital of Uzbekistan - Tashkent.
Reportedly, flights will continue in such directions as from Tashkent to Dubai (7 times a week), and to Istanbul from the capital of Uzbekistan (16 times a week), from Samarkand (4 flights a week), from Fergana (3 flights ) and from Bukhara and Urgench - 2 flights per week will be operated on a regular basis. The number of flights of one of the most popular destinations “Tashkent - Moscow” has been increased to 30 flights per week.
Passengers can fly on Uzbekistan Airways Express flights from almost all cities of Uzbekistan to 11 Russian cities: Moscow, Samara, Perm, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Sochi, Yekaterinburg, Ufa, Kazan, Mineralnye Vody, Irkutsk.
Flights to Almaty, Dushanbe, Bishkek will also be operated on a regular basis. Another more popular one is the flight from Tashkent to Seoul, in the direction of which 7 flights a week are included in the winter schedule. In addition, flights will be operated to London (2 times a week), Frankfurt (3 times a week), Riga (2 times a week) and the longest flight to New York three times a week.
It should be recalled that Uzbekistan Airways from the first day of the winter season - from October 30, will begin flights in the direction “Fergana - Dubai - Fergana” twice a week, and from October 31, flights from Tashkent to Sharjah will increase three times a week.
The most anticipated route “Tashkent - Kuala Lumpur - Tashkent” also starts on November 1. The airline plans to resume flights to Thailand from the winter season. To develop domestic tourism, Uzbekistan Airways intends to increase domestic flights that will connect Samarkand, Khorezm region with the Fergana Valley.
