Russian airline will increase flights to Uzbekistan

The Russian airline "Pobeda" may launch flights to Kyrgyzstan and increase the number of flights to Uzbekistan. This was announced by the official representative of the low-cost airline, "TASS" agency reports. According to the representative of the airline, "Pobeda" is interested in expanding the network of routes to Central Asia. On April 21, a new route was opened for the company - Samarkand (Uzbekistan), "we are studying the possibilities of flying to Bukhara as well," he says. In addition, work is currently underway to obtain permits for flights to Kyrgyzstan on two routes - to Bishkek and Osh. Uzbekistan became the fifth international destination of "Pobeda", and it also flies to Armenia, Belarus, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey.