Qazaq Air to Launch Turkestan-Samarkand Flights, Fostering Tourism Ties
Astana, The Gulf Observer: Kazakhstan’s national airline, Qazaq Air, has announced plans to initiate flights between Turkestan and Samarkand, with services scheduled to commence on March 15, 2024. The decision aims to enhance connectivity and bolster trade, economic, business, investment, and tourist collaboration between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
In an official statement released by the Civil Aviation Committee, it was revealed that the Turkestan-Samarkand route will be serviced twice a week, on Fridays and Sundays. The airline plans to utilize De-Havilland Dash 8-Q400 aircraft for these flights, ensuring a reliable and comfortable travel experience for passengers.
The expansion of flight operations is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the longstanding ties between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This initiative aligns with the commitment to facilitate and encourage bilateral engagements in various sectors, fostering economic development and cultural exchange.
The announcement follows the recent signing of a roadmap between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, outlining cooperative measures in the realm of pilgrim tourism. The new air route is anticipated to play a pivotal role in supporting these initiatives, providing convenient travel options for individuals and businesses alike.
As both nations continue to seek avenues for collaboration, the introduction of the Turkestan-Samarkand flights marks a significant step towards deepening regional integration and promoting mutual growth. Qazaq Air, with its reputation for quality service, is poised to contribute to the flourishing partnership between the two Central Asian countries.
