Uzbekistan Airways
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Uzbekistan Airways Boeing 757-200 |
Uzbekistan Airways (Uzbekistan Havo Yullary) is the state airline of
Uzbekistan.
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IATA Code:
HY*
ICAO Code:
UZB*Callsign: Uzbek
Following the dissolution of the
Soviet Union, Uzbek President
Islam Karimov in
1992 ordered the construction of a state airline. Uzbekistan Airways was formed with the intention of rebuilding the country's airports and transport infrastructure. Also planned from the outset was a strong presence in the international flight industry. This was characterised by the airline's maiden flight being from
Tashkent to
London, rather than a small domestic route.
Domestic flights were launched using aircraft formally belonging to
Aeroflot. When international routes became top priority,
Airbus planes were leased, starting in
1993. The international fleet now uses a mixture of
Boeing and
Airbus airplanes.
Uzbekistan Airways serves almost 50 destinations worldwide and at home from
Tashkent. The airline owns 11 airports, 5 of which have International status. Uzbekistan Airways is not part of any partnerships or alliances.
Uzbekistan Airways Technics - provides all types of technical services for aircraft
IL-76,
IL-62,
AN-2,
YAK-42 and aircraft engines Аи-25, ТА-6А, ТА-8. A-, B-, C-, D-, IL-Check of Boeing 767, Boeing 757, Airbus 310, Rj-85.
Since its formation, Uzbekistan Airways has mainly aimed its passenger service at
Western Europe and other international locations. Most flights to international locations operate from
Tashkent, although regional international services do exist.
Europe
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Azerbaijan**
Baku*
France**
Paris (
Charles de Gaulle International Airport)
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Germany**
Frankfurt (
Frankfurt International Airport)
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Greece**
Athens (
Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport)
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Italy**
Rome (
Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport)
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Latvia**
Riga (
Riga International Airport)
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Russia**
Novosibirsk**
Moscow (
Domodedovo International Airport)
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St. Petersburg (
Pulkovo Airport)
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Rostov**
Ufa**
Ekaterinburg**
Krasnojarsk**
Krasnodar**
Khabarovsk**
Mineralnye Vody**
Chelyabinsk**
Omsk**
Tyumen**
Samara**
Kazan (
Tatarstan)
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Ukraine**
Simferopol**
Kiev (
Boryspil State International Airport)
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United Kingdom**
London (
London Heathrow Airport)
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Birmingham (
Birmingham International Airport)
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Turkey**
Istanbul (
Atatürk International Airport)
Asia
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Bangladesh**
Dhaka (
Zia International Airport)
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China**
Beijing (
Beijing Capital International Airport)
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Shanghai (
Shanghai Pudong International Airport)
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India**
Delhi (
Indira Gandhi International Airport)
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Amritsar (
Raja Sansi International Airport)
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Israel**
Tel Aviv (
Ben Gurion International Airport)
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Japan**
Tokyo (
Narita International Airport)
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Osaka (
Kansai International Airport)
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Kazakhstan**
Almaty**
Aktau*
Kyrgyzstan**
Bishkek*
Malaysia**
Kuala Lumpur (
Kuala Lumpur International Airport)
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Pakistan**
Lahore (
Allama Iqbal International Airport)
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Saudi Arabia**
Jeddah (
King Abdulaziz International Airport)
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South Korea**
Seoul (
Incheon International Airport)
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Thailand**
Bangkok (
Bangkok International Airport)
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Turkmenistan**
Ashgabat*
UAE**
Sharjah (
Sharjah International Airport)
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Vietnam**
Hanoi (
Noi Bai International Airport)
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Ho Chi Minh City (
Tan Son Nhat International Airport)
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USA**
New York (
John F. Kennedy International Airport)
Domestic
Within
Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan Airways serves the following locations:
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Urgench*
Zaravshan*
Andizhan*
Karshi*
Termez*
Nukus*
Fergana*
Navoi*
Samarkand*
BukharaUzbekistan Airways has offices in the following places and many others:
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London *
Frankfurt*
Rome*
Paris*
Athens*
Istanbul*
Riga*
New York*
Tokyo*
Osaka*
Seoul*
Kuala Lumpur*
Bangkok*
Hanoi*
Ho Chi Minh City*
Beijing*
ShanghaiAt July
2006:
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Airbus A310-300*3
Avro RJ85*6
Boeing 757-200*4
Boeing 767-300Uzbekistan Airways also owns the following:
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Ilyushin Il-114-100
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Ilyushin Il-62*
Ilyushin Il-86*
Ilyushin Il-76 (at least 2)
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Tupolev Tu-154*
Antonov An-24*
Yakovlev Yak-40*
Uzbekistan Airways*
Uzbekistan Airways Fleet *
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