FlyOne Asia
Uzbekistan-based low-cost carrier operating Airbus A320 flights from Tashkent to destinations across Europe, Russia, the Caucasus and the Middle East.
About FlyOne Asia
FlyOne Asia is an Uzbek low-cost airline created from Asia Union Airlines and incorporated into the wider FLYONE brand. It began selling tickets under its new identity in late 2025 and launched scheduled services in 2026. Current airline information associates FlyOne Asia with IATA code 7Q and ICAO code AUV. The SHK designator and Shorouk Air name belonged to a former Egyptian carrier, not the present FlyOne Asia operation.
The airline’s primary base is Tashkent International Airport, from which it has announced links to cities in Russia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and the Middle East. Its initial network includes Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Mineralnye Vody, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Samara, Riga, Baku, Tel Aviv and Chișinău. This route pattern is aimed principally at regional, visiting-friends-and-relatives and connecting demand rather than extensive domestic flying within Uzbekistan.
FlyOne Asia operates Airbus A320-family aircraft configured for short- and medium-haul service. Its low-cost model emphasizes economy seating, with the final fare determined by the selected fare family and optional services. Checked baggage, larger cabin baggage, advance seat selection, priority services and other extras may cost more on lower fares, so travellers should compare the complete trip price rather than the headline ticket alone.
FlyOne Asia is not a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or Oneworld. The broader FLYONE group offers FLYONE Club, a paid annual membership providing eligible fare and service discounts, rather than a conventional mileage-based frequent-flyer programme. Travellers should confirm that a membership benefit applies to FlyOne Asia’s operating carrier, chosen route and fare before purchasing, particularly when an itinerary involves another airline or separate bookings.
A clear strength is the availability of nonstop service from Tashkent to several regional cities that might otherwise require a connection. The principal challenge is that FlyOne Asia is a comparatively new scheduled operation, so its network, frequencies and seasonal programme may change as the airline develops. Passengers should reconfirm schedules, terminal details and purchased baggage shortly before departure and allow sensible contingency time around important appointments or separate onward tickets.
Good to know
Flying with FlyOne Asia — what to expect
Check Fare Inclusions
Lower fares may include only limited cabin baggage and a seat assigned under the airline’s standard rules. Compare baggage, seat-selection and priority-service costs before booking.
Verify Cabin Baggage
Cabin-baggage allowances can vary by fare family. Check the current weight, dimensions and item count shown for your booking before arriving at the airport.
Tashkent Connections
FlyOne Asia’s network is centered on Tashkent. Leave a generous buffer for separate-ticket connections because baggage transfer and rebooking protection may not be included.
Airbus Economy Cabin
Flights use Airbus A320-family aircraft in a low-cost economy configuration. Seat selection and extra-legroom options may require an additional payment.
Reconfirm Your Schedule
As the airline and its scheduled network are relatively new, timings and seasonal frequencies may change. Review the booking and airport departure information shortly before travel.
Buy Extras Early
Baggage and other optional services are generally best arranged through the airline before airport check-in. Airport prices and availability may be less favorable.
Route network
Popular routes operated by FlyOne Asia
Notable destinations on FlyOne Asia's network.
7QTashkentdirect7QMoscowdirect7QYekaterinburgdirect7QMineralnye Vodydirect7QKazandirect7QNovosibirskdirect7QSamaradirect7QRigadirect7QBakudirect7QTel Avivdirect7QChișinăudirectDestination list is indicative of FlyOne Asia's network; see the airline's official route map for its complete, current schedule.
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FAQ
FlyOne Asia — frequently asked questions
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8 common questions
- The allowance depends on the fare family and may distinguish between a small personal item and larger cabin baggage. Confirm the current dimensions, weight and number of pieces in the conditions attached to your ticket.
- FlyOne Asia’s primary operating base is Tashkent International Airport in Uzbekistan.
- FlyOne Asia announced an initial scheduled network of 10 destinations from Tashkent. The total may change as routes are introduced, suspended or operated seasonally, so check the current timetable.
- Its announced network from Tashkent includes Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Mineralnye Vody, Kazan, Novosibirsk, Samara, Riga, Baku, Tel Aviv and Chișinău. Routes and frequencies may vary seasonally.
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- Tashkent International Airport is the airline’s principal departure point. Moscow Vnukovo and other larger cities in its regional network may also generate substantial traffic, but FlyOne Asia does not publish a definitive popularity ranking.
- Lower prices are generally more likely when booking early, travelling outside peak holiday periods and remaining flexible about dates. Compare the final price after adding baggage, seat selection and other services.
- The longest route can change as FlyOne Asia adjusts its developing network, and the airline does not maintain a prominent official ranking by distance. Compare the current Tashkent timetable rather than relying on an older route list.