Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport is the main gateway to Uzbekistan. With its modern terminal, clear navigation, spacious waiting areas, and convenient infrastructure, traveling through here is comfortable. There are cafés, shops, duty-free, and rest zones. The staff is efficient and service is fairly quick. A solid starting point for any trip or for welcoming guests to the capital.

Татьяна Малышева

Level 5 Local Expert

Улетала из Ташкента в июне. Ни задержек, ни очереди на регистрацию, все культурно и вежливо, чистота, комфортно, была ночь, мало пассажиров. Все отлично организованно. Спасибо

Onur Kağan Göçebe

Level 16 Local Expert

This is definitely an airport that doesn’t befit a country like Uzbekistan. It feels like a low-traffic airport in a medium-sized, ordinary city. It’s an old building and far from modern. Of course, I’m not comparing it to Istanbul Airport, but I think it could have been better. Lounges are available, but they won’t let you in, and they’re very expensive. I couldn’t understand this. If you’re thinking, “I’ll go early and use the lounge,” be prepared for this unpleasant surprise. This is an airport that absolutely needs a much more professional operation. Inside, everything is quite expensive—food, drinks, and duty-free products. The duty-free section is also extremely inadequate. The worst part is that the gate numbers are very hard to read. Also, the smoking room is terrible—it’s like a prison cell. I wish it were in an open area. In conclusion, this is not an airport where you’ll want to spend much time. If you’re considering long transfers, avoid choosing this airport.