Uzbekistan Airways and China Southern Airlines from China have signed an agreement on code sharing. This will allow passengers to book flights with both airlines through standard booking systems and improve air links between Uzbekistan and China.
Uzbekistan Airways and China Southern Airlines from China have signed an agreement on code sharing. This will allow passengers to book flights with both airlines through standard booking systems and improve air links between Uzbekistan and China.
The agreement covers Uzbekistan Airways flights from Tashkent to cities such as Beijing Dasin, Guangzhou, Urumqi, and Hangzhou. Additionally, passengers will be able to purchase tickets for China Southern Airlines flights from Beijing Dasin, Guangzhou, and Urumqi to Tashkent via Uzbekistan's national carrier.
Umid Husanov, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of Uzbekistan Airways, noted that China remains one of the key markets for the airline. He reported strong demand and stable passenger flow growth since the launch of Tashkent–Guangzhou flights in May of this year, as well as similar trends for the Beijing, Urumqi, and Hangzhou destinations.
According to Husanov, the partnership with China Southern Airlines will strengthen the company's position in the Asian market and provide passengers with greater flexibility and convenience when planning trips.
Zhang Dunsheng, Deputy General Manager of China Southern Airlines Commercial Management Committee, emphasized that the company highly values the Uzbek market. He added that cooperation with Uzbekistan Airways will help strengthen the regional route network, expand the range of services offered, and contribute to the further development of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Uzbekistan Airways has announced plans to develop its hub at Tashkent International Airport by strengthening its presence in the Asian market. The airline believes that combining the networks of two national carriers will promote tourism and strengthen business and cultural ties between Uzbekistan and China.
Ticket sales for codeshare flights will soon begin on the official Uzbekistan Airways website, in the airline's mobile application, at Uzbekistan Airways sales offices, and through the carrier's authorized agents.
MY FREIGHTER, the largest cargo airline in Central Asia and part of Centrum Holding, has signed an interline agreement with Singapore Airlines. This was announced in a LinkedIn post by the founder and CEO of Centrum Holding, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov.
This agreement marks the twenty-fifth partnership project for MY FREIGHTER within its interline cooperation framework and reflects the carrier's continuous expansion of its international cooperative network, the company stated.
The new partnership allows MY FREIGHTER to utilize Singapore Airlines' route network, which covers destinations in Southeast Asia, South Asia, East Asia, the Pacific region, Europe, and other markets. This agreement increases transportation capabilities between Central Asia and major global trade and logistics hubs.
Under the interline structure, cargo will be transported on flights operated by both airlines. The deal is expected to allow customers to choose from a wider range of routes, optimize transit shipments, and improve access to global supply chains. This is particularly important for businesses operating in trade routes between Central Asia and the Asia-Pacific region.
Abdurakhmanov noted that this agreement is another step in realizing MY FREIGHTER's strategy to create a leading logistics bridge between Central Asia and global markets. The company continues to grow its partner network with international carriers, focusing on improving service quality, developing transport connectivity, and enhancing the reliability of cargo transportation.
