Qanot Sharq suspends Tashkent-Frankfurt flights for three weeks
The Uzbek airline pauses services to Germany at the start of the 2026/27 winter schedule before returning in mid-November with an Airbus A321.
Uzbek airline Qanot Sharq has decided to temporarily halt its regular flight operations between Tashkent and Frankfurt. This scheduled pause takes place right at the start of the winter flight schedule period for 2026/27.
According to operational data reported by portal Aero Routes, no flights will be operated on this route from 27 October through 13 November 2026 inclusive. The Uzbek carrier is pausing the service for a total duration of three weeks.
Following this temporary interruption, the flight connection is set to resume on 17 November 2026. Once service restarts, the airline will connect Tashkent to Frankfurt twice per week, offering regular rotations on Tuesdays and Fridays.
To conduct these scheduled flights on the route, Qanot Sharq will deploy an Airbus A321 aircraft between the two destinations.
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