Flying to Uzbekistan? Why not try Uzbekistan Airways?
Uzbekistan is the state airline of Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan Airways National Air Company (NAC) was founded on January 28, 1992. Not long after this date a huge development of the state civil aviation program begun, which included equipping airports in accordance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards.
Uzbekistan Airways is now the leading carrier in the Central Asian region.
Uzbekistan Airways headquarters is in Tashkent, which literally means stone City, and they operate with a mixed fleet of 34 aircraft including Boeing, Airbus and llyushins. In 2011 they have an additional 13 aircraft on order.
Explore Uzbekistan with Uzbekistan Airways
Uzbekistan, formerly the Sovet Union is a landlocked country in Central Asia, with Kazakhstan on its western border, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the east and Afghanistan and Turkmenistan in the South.
The delights of Uzbekistan are just waiting to be discovered by you, the independent traveller. The markets and bazaars are vibrant, exciting and full of spirit. The art of haggling is a national pastime so be prepared to start with a low price and enjoy yourself.
The Ferghana Valley is a very fertile part of the country and produces a large proportion of the country’s food. It is also a devout area which is very evident by the sheer numbers of veils and skull-caps worn by the residents..
Just south of Samarkand lays the small town of Shakrisabz, which was the birthplace of Tamerlane and has become a symbol of the tyrant’s enormous though transient power. Whilst in Samarkand enjoy the atmosphere and take a leisurely walk to Registan Square, where you can marvel at some of the buildings that are now firmly part of its history as well as the opulence and grandeur that have attracted visitors to the city for many years.
Bukhara is home to many impressive monuments from the Kalon Minaret to the Ismail Samani Mausoleum with its baked terracotta brick. Unesco has listed Bukhara as a world heritage site.
Tashkent Tower is the highest tower in Central Asia. At 375 metres it towers above the city and is a favoured tourist stop for travellers. The tower was built in 1978 and was fully operation by 1985. The tower has three high-speed lifts, which rocket people over 100 metres in just a few seconds. There is a fantastic viewing platform and a restaurant, which rotates once every hour, hich gives visitors an opportunity to admire panoramic views of Tashkent.
The Fountains of Tashkent spring into life in the summer. They vary tremendously in size and age. Be sure to have your cameras at the ready to capture some truely magnificent fountains.
Travel the world with Uzbekistan Airways
The Uzbekistan Airways hub at Tashkent Airport is the largest in Central Asia. The airport serves more than 2 million passengers a year and offers facilities such as CIP and VIP halls in 2 terminals, domestic and international.
Uzbekistan Airways certainly believe in moving forward and their comprehensive timetable opens the delights of this country to many European and Asian hubs.
Book a flight on Uzbekistan Airways with Alternative Airlines
With more than 26 years experience, the Alternative Airlines team are specialists in connecting you to the more unusual destinations around the world, places that are rarely served by mainstream airlines.
If you’re considering a trip to Uzbekistan to sample its history, architecture and culture then you have come to the right place.
You can book here and now using our on-line booking facility or you can call our team and make your booking over the phone. We will give you a personal service as well as providing you with up to date news about Uzbekistan Airways and your destination.
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