Uzbekistan Airways will utilize branded fare system, offering several price tiers which allow passengers to select tailored options while helping airlines drive ancillary revenue, improve segmentation, and increase upsells, the company’s press service said in a statement.
Reportedly, passengers choose the best balance between price and comfort, with varying flexibility and perks.
Fares will vary in terms of baggage allowance, ticket exchange and refund policies, departure date change options, and other service options.
Starting April 1, 2026, branded fares will be used on domestic routes in Uzbekistan. The minimum Basic lite fare for the flights:
- Tashkent to Andijan - from 235,230 soums (at the time of publication, minimum prices for the coming months are listed at 349,000-391,000 soums)
- Tashkent to Samarkand - from 235,230 soums (387,000-391,000 soums);
- Tashkent to Namangan - from 235,230 soums
- Tashkent to Fergana - from 235,230 soums
- Tashkent to Bukhara - from 276,741 soums
- Tashkent to Termez - from 401,275 soums
- Tashkent to Urgench - from 484,298 soums
- Tashkent to Nukus - from 484,298 soums (670,000-768,000 soums).
The company clarified that these are minimums prices and may vary depending on the date of purchase, seat availability, and fare terms.
The branded fare system will also apply to international flights in both economy and business class. Ticket prices will vary depending on services and terms of use.
Furthermore, if non-refundable tickets are not used, passengers will be refunded all taxes and fees for unused tiers, with the exception of fuel surcharges and booking fees.
According to the National Statistics Committee, average prices for domestic flights increased by 51.9% and for international flights by 7.2% as of late 2025.
