BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 1. Azerbaijan’s
international air transport network continues to expand with the
addition of new airline partners. FLYONE Asia has commenced
scheduled services from Tashkent to Baku and Ganja, Trend reports via Heydar
Aliyev International Airport.
Under the new cooperation, Tashkent–Baku–Tashkent flights will
operate once a week on Wednesdays to Heydar Aliyev International
Airport, while Tashkent–Ganja–Tashkent flights will be operated
every Sunday to Ganja International Airport.
The entry of FLYONE Asia into the Azerbaijani aviation market
marks another important step in the development of the country’s
aviation sector and the expansion of its international air
connectivity. The launch of the new carrier’s operations will
provide passengers with additional travel options, support regional
connectivity, and contribute to growing passenger flows between the
two countries.
For Heydar Aliyev International Airport, the launch of
operations by FLYONE Asia reflects the continued expansion of its
international airline partnership network and further strengthens
its position as a leading aviation hub in the region.
For Ganja International Airport, the new partnership carries
particular significance. Through FLYONE Asia’s services, Ganja
gains its first direct air connection with Tashkent. The new route
is expected to enhance the region’s international accessibility,
create new opportunities for tourism and business development, and
contribute to the further expansion of the airport’s international
route network.
Tashkent is one of the key strategic cities in Azerbaijan’s
relations with Central Asia. The new services will support the
further development of economic, tourism, and humanitarian ties
between the two countries, while also enhancing mobility across the
region.
Detailed information regarding flight schedules and ticket
bookings is available through FLYONE Asia’s official sales
channels.
