FlyOne Asia becomes third Uzbek airline on Delhi route
FlyOne Asia is set to launch twice-weekly flights between Tashkent and Delhi on 6 November. The young airline becomes the third Uzbekistan-based carrier to serve the Indian capital this winter after Uzbekistan Airways and Centrum Air.
The route was first visible in the reservation system of FlyOne Asia and reported by AeroRoutes on 28 August. FlyOne Asia had not issued a separate announcement in its newsroom at the time of writing.
Flights will be carried out on Mondays and Fridays. Flight 7Q1421 would depart Tashkent at 16:20 and arrive at Delhi at 19:35. The return service will take off at 20:35 and will land in Tashkent at 22:50, all times local.
The booking schedule shows an Airbus A320, not the A321neo reported in some media. Timetables and aircraft may still change before the launch.
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FlyOne Asia began scheduled operations from Tashkent in April 2026, initially focusing on Russia, Europe, the Caucasus and the Middle East. Its regular services are operated with Airbus A320 aircraft.
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Uzbekistan Airways and Centrum Air are also likely to continue on the Delhi route this winter. FlyOne Asia would be the third Uzbek operator, if Qanot Sharq ceases seasonal service as planned in November.
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Qanot Sharq already flies to Delhi twice a week. Its published schedule runs through 21 October, just before the launch of FlyOne Asia. Currently, there are 14 weekly non-stop flights from Delhi to Tashkent – seven by Uzbekistan Airways, five by Centrum Air, and two by Qanot Sharq.
