Turkish low-cost airline Pegasus Airlines plans to launch scheduled passenger flights from Istanbul to three cities in Uzbekistan: Bukhara, Andijan and Termez. The airline has published an announcement on its website saying “We now fly to Uzbekistan”, and tickets for the new routes are already on sale.
The first flights are scheduled for the following dates:
- Bukhara — from December 14, 2026;
- Andijan — from December 18, 2026;
- Termez — from March 1, 2027.
Fares from Istanbul start at $99 (€89.99, including taxes). The flights are expected to operate via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport, one of Pegasus Airlines' main hubs.
The airline’s cheapest international fare, Light, does not include free checked baggage or standard cabin baggage. Passengers may bring on board only one small bag weighing up to 3 kg and measuring no more than 40×30×15 cm, which must fit under the seat. Additional baggage is charged separately.
The airline’s entry into the Uzbek market is confirmed by aviation authorities. According to the register of the Civil Aviation Agency (Uzaviation), Pegasus Airlines received operating permit No. 58-K for passenger transport services on October 6, 2026.
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