TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, May 29. Uzbek airline
FlyKhiva will launch regular flights on the Termez–Istanbul–Termez
route starting May 30, expanding international air connectivity for
Uzbekistan’s southern region, Trend reports via the Uzbek Tourism Committee.
The flights will operate twice a week, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, according to local officials.
The new route is expected to make international travel more
accessible for residents of Surkhandarya region while supporting
the area’s tourism sector and broader economic development.
Officials say the direct air link will also help strengthen
business, investment, and international ties by improving
connectivity between Termez and one of the region’s largest global
transit hubs.
The Istanbul connection is expected to increase tourist arrivals
to Termez from various countries, further enhancing the city’s role
as a transport, logistics, and tourism center in southern
Uzbekistan.
