Tag: Uzbekistan Airways
Uzbekistan Airways, the national flag carrier, signed an agreement with the Russian company Integro Technologies to implement the PANORAMA COS digital tool to optimize long-term crew planning. The platform utilizes ...
According to Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency, Uzbekistan has become the primary international destination for Russian airlines in this year’s summer schedule. This season, Russian carriers will operate flights to ...
Uzbekistan Airways and Air India today announced that they have entered into a new codeshare partnership, strengthening their international network and enhancing connectivity between Central Asia and India. Effective 20 ...
Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport authorized local airlines to resume scheduled passenger services to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia from March 10. The flights are open to passengers of ...
Uzbekistan Airways has returned its Boeing 767-300 (registration UK67007) to operation following an emergency landing in Krasnoyarsk, Russia on January 21. The aircraft was performing flight HY707 from Tashkent to ...
Uzbekistan Airways has unveiled a plan for 2026, centering on fleet modernization, network expansion, and a refreshed brand identity
Uzbekistan Airways, the largest airline group in Uzbekistan, served 6.612 million passengers in 2025, a 6.5% growth year-on-year
The republic is projected to surpass its northern neighbor, Kazakhstan
Airlines from across the CIS continue to launch new routes to Kazakhstan, Central Asia’s largest economy. On December 18, Belarusian national carrier Belavia resumed direct scheduled flights between Minsk (MSQ) ...
🇺🇿 In 2025, Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier of Uzbekistan, launched or resumed scheduled passenger flights on a total of nine routes from three cities across the country, the carrier ...
The number of IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA)-registered carriers in Central Asia could double next year as seven additional airlines prepare to undergo the rigorous safety assessment, according to an ...
As part of its fleet modernization and expansion strategy, and effort to become Central Asia’s leading carrier, Uzbekistan Airways, has signed letters of intent with Chinese companies ICBC Aviation Leasing ...
Uzbekistan Airways, the national flag carrier, signed an agreement with the Russian company Integro Technologies to implement the PANORAMA COS digital tool to optimize long-term crew planning. The platform utilizes ...
According to Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency, Uzbekistan has become the primary international destination for Russian airlines in this year’s summer schedule. This season, Russian carriers will operate flights to ...
Uzbekistan Airways and Air India today announced that they have entered into a new codeshare partnership, strengthening their international network and enhancing connectivity between Central Asia and India. Effective 20 ...
Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport authorized local airlines to resume scheduled passenger services to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia from March 10. The flights are open to passengers of ...
Uzbekistan Airways has returned its Boeing 767-300 (registration UK67007) to operation following an emergency landing in Krasnoyarsk, Russia on January 21. The aircraft was performing flight HY707 from Tashkent to ...
Uzbekistan Airways has unveiled a plan for 2026, centering on fleet modernization, network expansion, and a refreshed brand identity
Uzbekistan Airways, the largest airline group in Uzbekistan, served 6.612 million passengers in 2025, a 6.5% growth year-on-year
The republic is projected to surpass its northern neighbor, Kazakhstan
Airlines from across the CIS continue to launch new routes to Kazakhstan, Central Asia’s largest economy. On December 18, Belarusian national carrier Belavia resumed direct scheduled flights between Minsk (MSQ) ...
🇺🇿 In 2025, Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier of Uzbekistan, launched or resumed scheduled passenger flights on a total of nine routes from three cities across the country, the carrier ...
The number of IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA)-registered carriers in Central Asia could double next year as seven additional airlines prepare to undergo the rigorous safety assessment, according to an ...
As part of its fleet modernization and expansion strategy, and effort to become Central Asia’s leading carrier, Uzbekistan Airways, has signed letters of intent with Chinese companies ICBC Aviation Leasing ...