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About

Uzbekistan Airways is the national airline of Uzbekistan and is headquartered in Tashkent. Founded in 1992, the airline is based at Tashkent International Airport and operates scheduled flights to more than 60 destinations, across Asia, Europe and parts of North America.

The airline was founded and launched flights in 1992 when it flew its first-ever flight from Tashkent to London. Currently, Uzbekistan Airways is the only airline operating scheduled flights in the country, making it not only the main mode of transport for entering and leaving the country but also the most time-efficient way to travel around the country domestically.

Uzbekistan Airways has codeshare agreements with Air Baltic, Alitalia, Belavia, Czech CSA Airlines, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, S7 Airlines, Turkish Airlines and Ural Airlines.

Uzbekistan Airways also has two subsidiary airlines, Humo Air and Uzbekistan Express.

Destinations

Domestic

International

Route Map

Domestic

International

Baggage

Carry-on Baggage

Hand luggage must not exceed the dimensions of 56 x 45 x 25 cm, totalling 115cm. In addition, passengers are allowed one additional personal item, for example, an umbrella, a camera, a handbag or printed material for reading during the flight.

Checked Baggage

For checked baggage allowances, passengers in F class are allowed 40 kg, passengers travelling in C class are entitled to 30 kg and passengers in Y class are allowed 20 kg. Pieces of checked luggage must fit within the dimensions of 158 cm when combining the length, width and height.

Check-In Information

Online Check-In

The airline doesn't currently offer online check-in services.

Airport Check-In

Passengers travelling on Uzbekistan Airways must check-in at the airport.

For passengers travelling internationally, the airline asks passengers to arrive at the airport 3 hours before their scheduled flight time.

For domestic travel, passengers are asked to arrive at the airport three hours prior to departure if flying on the Boeing-767/757 or the A320.

Economy Class

Economy Class is Uzbekistan Airway's most basic cabin class.

Economy Class Facilities

Economy Class passengers are given an individual reading lamp at their seat, a personal table and a blanket and pillow. Each passenger is given access to 12 inflight audio channels and has the option to order from the airline's inflight menu.

Economy Class Seating

Premium Economy

The airline doesn't have a Premium Economy class. Business Class is the only cabin upgrade that the airline offers.

Business Class

Business Class Facilities

Business Class passengers are given personal reading lamps, individual tables, 12 audio channels and access to the inflight system which displays flight information and live-progress of the flight. In addition to this, passengers are provided with a travel kit and are each given an iPad which can be used to gain access to the airlines' inflight entertainment system.

Business Class passengers are can order anything they wish from the airlines Business Class menu, free of charge.

What Are Business Class Seats Like?

Business Class seats are extremely comfortable and wide and are made of leather. Each seat has a footrest attached.

First Class

The airline doesn't have a First Class cabin. To upgrade to a more luxurious cabin class, we suggest choosing Business Class.

In-Flight Entertainment

Uzbekistan Airways has in-flight entertainment for all Business Class flights and on select Economy Class flights. The in-flight entertainment will be available either on a personal screen on the back of the seat in front of the passenger or with a free-to-use iPad provided by the airline.

In-flight entertainment has a selection of TV shows, movies and music, usually from Uzbekistan.

WIFI

Passengers can chat with friends, check emails and browse their favourite social media platforms with Uzbekistan Airways WIFI network, 'Internet on board'. Uzbekistan Airways has a range of different packages that each have different performance capabilities.

LITE — the LITE package gives passengers 20MB to use for instant messaging.

MEDIUM — the MEDIUM package gives passengers 50MB to use for instant messaging, social media and news sites.

STREAM — the STREAM package gives passengers 120MB to work online and to freely surf the internet.

BUSINESS — the BUSINESS package gives passengers 220MB and gives passengers full internet usage.

WIFI Price

The price of WIFI will depend on the tariff plan that the passenger chooses. Prices start at $5.95 USD.

Fleet

Uzbekistan Airways fleet consists of over 25 aircraft. The airline has a mix of Airbus and Boeing aircraft, including models within the A320 family, Boeing 757s, 767-300ERs and 787-8s.

Food

The airline provides two separate menus, one for Economy Class passengers and a more premium menu for Business Class passengers. Special meals are available if ordered in pre-ordered ahead of time.

Economy Class Options

• Cold snacks — meat, cheese and vegetable products
• Baked goods
• Main meals — meat or chicken
• Desserts
• Hot, cold, alcoholic and soft drinks

Business Class Options

• Meat snacks — variety of meats
• Cheese assortment
• Fish snacks
• Vegetable snacks
• Baked goods
• Main course — variety of meat, chicken and fish meals
• Desserts
• Hot, cold, alcoholic and soft drinks

All food and drink in Business Class is complimentary.

Frequent Flyer

UzAirPlus

UzAirPlus is a loyalty program that rewards frequent flyers of Uzbekistan Airways. The program allows passengers to earn points for each flight flown on Uzbekistan Airways and spend them on future Uzbekistan Airways flights, as well as other additional bonuses such as flight upgrades, increased baggage allowances and access to the airline's lounges.

Airline Alliance

Uzbekistan Airways isn't a member of any airline alliance at this time.

Hub Airport

Tashkent International Airport

Tashkent International Airport is the main airport of Uzbekistan and the busiest airport in Central Asia as well as the primary hub of Uzbekistan Airways. The airport comprises two terminals: Terminal 2 receives international flights and Terminal 3 is for domestic traffic. The airlines which use Tashkent International Airport include Qanot Sharq, Aeroflot, Air Astana, airBaltic, Asiana Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Korean Air and Ural Airlines. The airport will also be hope to the new government-owned Silk Avia Airlines, due to begin operating in 2022. Tashkent International Airport has a passenger capacity of 25 million passengers with 2 runaways.

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