According to the schedule, flights to Bukhara are due to begin on Dec. 14, 2026, and services to Andijan on Dec. 18. Flights to Termez are scheduled to start on March 1, 2027.
Tickets from Istanbul are already available on the airline’s website, with advertised fares starting at $99, or €89.99 including taxes. Prices vary depending on the route, travel date and seat availability.
The flights are expected to operate through Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, one of Pegasus Airlines’ main hubs.
The new routes could give travelers from Uzbekistan’s regional cities access to Pegasus’ wider network of connecting flights to European destinations, including London, Manchester, Paris and Prague, without first traveling to Tashkent.
Passengers should, however, check the airline’s baggage rules before booking. Under Pegasus’ lowest-priced international Light fare, checked baggage and standard cabin baggage are not included. Passengers may bring one small personal item weighing up to 3 kg and measuring no more than 40 × 30 × 15 cm, to be placed under the seat. Additional baggage must be purchased separately.
The airline’s entry into the Uzbek market is also confirmed by the Civil Aviation Agency’s official register, which lists an operating permit for Pegasus Airlines issued on Oct. 6, 2026.
Pegasus’ plans to enter Uzbekistan have been discussed for several years. In May 2019, representatives of the State Committee for Tourism Development said they were negotiating with the Turkish low-cost carrier and Greek airline Orange2Fly over the possibility of launching flights to Uzbekistan.
In January 2021, Pegasus again expressed interest in opening routes to the country, including to support pilgrimage tourism. Company representatives discussed the potential of Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen Airport with an Uzbek delegation.
Pegasus Airlines is one of Turkey’s largest low-cost carriers, operating domestic and international services across Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.
