On November 6, 2025, in Washington, within the framework of the C5+1 summit, a signing ceremony was held between Uzbekistan Airways and Boeing on the conversion of options into a fixed order for eight Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.
In a number of Russian yellow press publications, false information was published about the alleged violation by the crew of Uzbekistan Airways of the rules of maintaining the flight level during the flight "Samarkand - Moscow (Vnukovo)". Some Uzbek media outlets reprinted this information without proper verification, which led to a misconception among readers about what had happened.
Uzbekistan Airways JSC has announced amendments to the rules of passenger transportation on domestic routes as prescribed by the Committee for Competition Development and Consumer Protection.
Due to temporary restrictions on the use of airspace near the border of Pakistan and India, Uzbekistan Airways informs about forced schedule adjustments, including the temporary suspension of some flights.
Due to the closure of Moscow's airspace, the following Uzbekistan Airways flights were diverted to alternate airports:
Due to the start of the Hajj 2025 program, Uzbekistan Airways will stop accepting passengers with Umrah visas on flights to/from Tashkent to Jeddah from April 14, 2025.
Taking into account the restrictions imposed at a number of Moscow airports, Uzbekistan Airways has been forced to redirect flights to alternate airports.
Uzbekistan Airways has started operating regular flights since October 2 of this year, bypassing the airspace of Iraq and the western part of Iran. This was reported by the press service of the airline.
Uzbekistan Airways has signed a leasing agreement with SMBC Aviation Capital, one of the world's leading aviation leasing companies, for the supply of two Airbus A321 NEO aircraft, which is scheduled for 2026 and will be carried out directly from the Airbus portfolio of SMBC Aviation Capital.
Starting from June 1, you can use the airline's services for flights from Nukus to Almaty, the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan reports.
