The Ministry of Transport reported that these supplemental flights are expected to transport approximately 8,988 passengers. Under the current standard schedule, there are 97 flights per week connecting Tashkent to these major regional hubs, including 23 flights each to Bukhara and Termez, 35 to Urgench, and 16 to Nukus.

In addition to the expanded air travel options, the Road Safety Service announced that 55 extra bus trips have been scheduled to transport passengers from Tashkent to the southern regions via Syrdarya. These measures aim to ensure smoother connectivity for citizens traveling to celebrate the holiday with their families.

Uzbekistan is set to celebrate Eid al-Adha on May 27. The increase in transport capacity addresses the traditional peak in domestic tourism and family visits during the Eid holiday.