Cheap Flights from Dubai to Tashkent

If you are looking to fly from Dubai to Tashkent it will be possible to make the journey nonstop. Currently Uzbekistan Airways provides direct flights from Dubai to Tashkent and flydubai are starting up a direct route from 11 March 2019. All flights to Tashkent will be from Dubai International Airport, the main airport serving Dubai.

* This information is correct as of February 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Tashkent International Airport is Uzbekistan’s busiest airport and is located just 10 km from the center of Tashkent. The airport consists of two passenger terminals, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. If you are on an international flight you will be based at Terminal 2 which is the larger of the two terminals and offers a more extensive range of facilities and amenities. Be aware that the two terminals are not connected together so you will need to exit the airport in order to transfer between them. You’ll find a good range of facilities and amenities at the airport including several restaurants, cafés and bars as well as duty-free shopping. Free Wi-Fi is also available and there are computer kiosks if you need to access the web.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is made up of three passenger terminals and ranks as one of the busiest airports in the world. Located only 5 km away from central Dubai, you can access the airport directly on the Dubai metro network or catch a bus instead. Spend your time at the airport looking through the prestigious designer shops or doing some duty-free shopping. Hungry passengers will be spoilt for choice with the wide range of eateries available serving up everything from world-class cuisine to cheap fast food. You may also want to stay in one of the luxurious airport lounges or enjoy the tranquility of the indoor gardens. Free Wi-Fi access is available alongside other amenities like spa treatment centers and rest zones.

What to Expect in Tashkent

Check out the top hotels in Tashkent and you're sure to find something to suit your budget. UAE nationals traveling to Uzbekistan will be able to get an e-visa as part of the new system introduced by the country. This will allow you to stay for up to 30 days and is priced at around 75 AED, with applications accepted no later than three days before your journey. In Tashkent the weather gets rather hot during the summer with average highs reaching around 33 degrees in June to August. However, the climate fluctuates significantly depending on the season so if you visit in the winter you can expect freezing temperatures. The local time zone in the country is just an hour ahead of the UAE and the currency used is the Uzbekistani Som.