Uzbekistan Airports held talks with foreign airlines on launching new flights to Uzbekistan and increasing flight frequencies on existing routes. The meetings took place within the framework of the Routes World 2026 international forum, which was held in Frankfurt from October 21 to 23. Representatives of air carriers, airports, and route development organizations took part in the event.

The delegation of Uzbekistan met with representatives of All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, Aegean Airlines, Edelweiss Air, Bangkok Airways, FlyOne Armenia, ITA Airways, SunExpress, Transavia France, Delta Air Lines, Qantas, and Vietjet Air. In addition, talks were held with the logistics company UPS and Chubu International Airport in Japan. The parties reviewed prospects for cooperation and opportunities for new carriers to enter the Uzbek market.

Special attention was paid to developing international routes via the country’s regional airports. Expanding their route networks could improve the transport accessibility of the regions and offer passengers more flight options. Participation in Routes World also allowed Uzbekistan Airports to discuss foreign companies’ interest in the Uzbek market and determine potential directions for further work. No signings of agreements or specific dates for launching new flights were reported.