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Frequently asked questions
How many direct destinations does Tashkent International Airport serve?
Tashkent International Airport (TAS) offers direct flights to over 100 destinations across 36 countries, with 42 airlines operating from the airport. Uzbekistan Airways is the primary carrier with the most extensive network, followed by several other international airlines including Turkish Airlines, Air Astana, Flydubai, and Aeroflot. The airport continues to expand its route network, with new destinations being added regularly.
What are the most popular direct flight routes from Tashkent?
The busiest international routes from Tashkent are Istanbul, Dubai, Almaty, and Moscow, with Istanbul being the most frequently served destination. Domestically, Bukhara is the most popular route, followed by Termez and Urgench. These routes typically operate multiple times daily or several times per week depending on the destination.
Do I need a visa to visit Uzbekistan?
Over 60 nationalities, including US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, Japanese, and South Korean citizens, enjoy visa-free entry for tourism up to 30 days. Citizens of other countries like India and China can obtain an affordable e-visa online through e-visa.gov.uz for approximately $20, which is processed within 2 days and permits a 30-day stay. Transit passengers flying through Tashkent on Uzbekistan Airways can stay visa-free for up to 5 days.
About flights from Tashkent (TAS)
Tashkent International Airport (TAS) connects to 82 destinations across 3 continents with 37 airlines. The most popular routes include Dubai, Almaty, Moscow. The longest non-stop flight is to New York, taking approximately N/A and covering 10,176 km.
Whether you're looking for a short regional hop or a long-haul adventure, Tashkent offers excellent connectivity across 33 countries.