FlyOne Plans Delhi Flights as Uzbek Carriers Fill Gap

FlyOne plans to start flying between Tashkent and Delhi twice a week in November 2026.

It would become the third Uzbek airline flying directly between the two cities.

Another Uzbek airline, Qanot Sharq, may also start flights before then.

Indian airline IndiGo previously expanded on this route but later suspended its own aircraft services.

Pakistan’s airspace closure made flights from Delhi require longer routes.

Later, Iranian airspace closures created another problem for Indian airlines using smaller planes.

Uzbek airlines can now serve many travelers who still want to fly between India and Central Asia.

They also hope to carry passengers traveling onward to Europe, Russia, the Gulf and other destinations.

This could make Delhi–Tashkent a very competitive route.