The Russian airline 'Nordwind Airlines' is starting regular direct flights from Kazan to two cities in Uzbekistan—Samarkand and Namangan. This was reported to the press service of Kazan International Airport.
The Russian airline 'Nordwind Airlines' is starting regular direct flights from Kazan to two cities in Uzbekistan—Samarkand and Namangan. This was reported to the press service of Kazan International Airport.
Flights from Kazan to Samarkand will begin on August 26th and will operate weekly. The flight duration is 3 hours and 5 minutes. As of August 13th, tickets for the first Kazan—Samarkand flight on August 26th are offered on the 'Nordwind' website starting from 15,213 rubles, which is equivalent to approximately 2.2 million soms. Ticket prices may vary depending on the time of purchase and the fare.
The Kazan—Namangan route starts on September 5th and will also be operated weekly. The flight time for this direction is 3 hours and 20 minutes. Tickets on the airline's website are available from 14,833 rubles, or about 2.1 million soms.
Additionally, it was announced that it is also possible to reach Samarkand and Namangan via a transit in Kazan from Moscow or St. Petersburg. Earlier in July, 'Nordwind' had already launched regular flights from Kazan to Tashkent.
Another new route between Uzbekistan and Russia will open in September. The airline 'Centrum Air' will start operating flights Tashkent—Perm—Tashkent on September 7th. These flights will run every Monday, and the ticket price will start from 3.4 million soms.
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