Cheap flights from Poznan to Tashkent

February is the cheapest month to fly this route, and the price calendar lists fares for September through June, so summer departures are not shown at all. Late winter and early spring tend to be quiet at both ends, while the Christmas and New Year weeks and the spring holidays push prices up. Midweek departures from Lawica are usually calmer than Friday and Sunday flights, when people leave Poznan for a long weekend. Book a few months ahead for the winter window, and check fares again after the New Year, when they often dip.

Several carriers sell this route, and they are not the same product. LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss, Scandinavian Airlines, Delta Air Lines and American Airlines are full-service, so the ticket is usually issued end to end and the fare conditions are broader. Fly Dubai runs a low-cost model and charges separately for the extras. Lufthansa Cityline, Air Dolomiti and Braathens Regional Aviation mostly fly regional feeder legs, which means your journey may be split across two carriers. Direct departures exist, but plenty of itineraries connect through a European hub, so check whether the whole trip sits on one ticket.

Tashkent is served by South Airport, the city's main gateway and where the flights from Poznan land. The terminal sits outside the centre rather than in the middle of it, so plan a transfer instead of a walk. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the usual way into town; agree the fare or check the app price before you get in, and ignore drivers who approach you inside the arrivals hall. Shared minibuses also run towards the centre, but they are slower and awkward with big luggage. Keep some local currency on you for the ride, and have your address written down for the driver.

Currency

UZS (Soʻm)

Power sockets

Type C, F, I · 220 V

Language

Uzbek

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+998

Internet domain

.uz

Population of Tashkent

3.0 M (2023)

Time zone

UTC+05 (Asia/Tashkent)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your itinerary is one ticket or two, because a self-transfer means collecting your bags and checking in again.
• Look at what the fare includes, since the low-cost options charge extra for checked bags, seat choice and food.
• Confirm your passport is valid well beyond your return date and check the current entry rules for Uzbekistan before you pay.
• Compare February fares with the rest of the winter window, because that is where the price calendar bottoms out.
• Leave a generous gap if you are changing planes, as a missed connection on separate tickets is your problem, not the airline's.
• Check the arrival airport on your ticket, since these flights land at South Airport in Tashkent.