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Domestic flights in Tashkent
Domestic flights in Tashkent
Uzbekistan Airways, offers flights from Andijan Tue, Thu, Sat and Sun, from Bukhara on Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat and Sun (operated by B757 on Sun), from Fergana on Mon, Tue, Thu and Fri (operated by B757 on Mon), daily flights from Karshi (operated by B757 on Thu), from Namagan on Tue and Sun (operated by B757), daily flights from Navoi, two flights per day from Nukus, flights from Samarkand daily except Fri (operated by B757 on Tue and Sat, by A-310 on Thu and Sun), three daily flights from Termez and two daily flights from Urgench (operated by B757 on Fri afternoon) and flight from Zarafshan on Tue, Wed, Fri and Sun (Summer timetable 2010).
The Uzbekistan Airways Main Ticketing office is located at Kunaev kochasi 9, opposite Grand Mir Hotel (formerly Russia Hotel) 24 Hours Tel. 1400000. Flight tickets can also be purchased from hundreds of ticketing agents and some even offer free ticket delivery.
A short and inexpensive ($2-3 USD) taxi journey is the easiest way to get to the center. One should bear in mind, however, that upon exiting the international terminal, a large number of men will be crowded at the (sole) exit door offering "taxi" services. For the most part, these are not "official" taxis. "Taxi" drivers will attempt to charge whatever they believe the market will bear. For those without Russian or Uzbek language skills it is best to arrange to have someone meet you at the airport. Fair fares are usually only obtainable by those who understand the system and speak at least some Russian or Uzbek. It is better to walk 50 meters from the exit towards the taxi stand where many taxis are waiting on the road and negotiate. Generally Prevailing fare is minimum 2 to 3 USD for 5km (20 cents per each additional km). Always negotiate. Taxi drivers will rarely accept small bills (dollars, euros or pounds), and cannot be counted upon to give change (in any currency). Baggage reclaim and customs formalities are now pretty efficient but some times can take up to 2 hours.
Before passing through customs, you will need to fill out 2 copies of the Customs Declaration. These forms are often handed out on the flight or can be found on the stands in the baggage reclaim area. The customs officers will keep one copy and stamp the other. You will need this form when you leave the country and may have problem in taking out money without it. Make sure to declare all money and valuables (cameras, PC's etc). You may not be able to leave with more money or valuable items than you arrive with. The Uzbek government have strict rules on entering or leaving with money.
The departures area is on the upper floor. The access road has been closed, so you have to walk around the left hand side of the arrivals level and up some stairs or up the road. Allow plenty of time when leaving the country via Tashkent airport. Check-in, customs and passport control can be very time consuming, especially if there are large numbers of passengers. Make sure and have the customs form you were given when you entered the country.
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