Cheap flights from Warsaw to Tashkent

September is the cheapest month for fares on this route, and the price calendar carries dated prices for every month of the year, so you can weigh the shoulder seasons against the summer and winter peaks. Late spring and early autumn are the most comfortable stretches for walking around Tashkent, while midsummer heat and deep winter cold push some travellers to shift their dates. Midweek departures usually cost less than weekend ones, and seats go first around public holidays in Poland and Uzbekistan and during the summer school break. Book well ahead if your dates are fixed; if they are not, let the calendar pick the month for you.

Several carriers sell tickets between Warsaw and Tashkent, and none of them fly it non-stop, so every option is a connecting one. LOT Polish Airlines, the Polish flag carrier, and Uzbekistan Airways, the Uzbek one, are the two names closest to the route. Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, Qatar Airways and Etihad Airways route you through their own hubs, which usually means a longer but smoother connection. Air Arabia works on a low-cost model, and Air Baltic and HI Fly Transportes Aereo appear in some combinations. What differs most is what is included: low-cost tickets charge extra for checked baggage and seat choice, while full-service fares usually fold a bag and a meal in.

Tashkent has one main gateway, South airport, and it sits on the southern edge of the city rather than far out in open country, so the ride to the centre is short by the standards of a large capital. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the straightforward way in; agree the fare or check the app price before you get in, since unofficial drivers still work the arrivals hall. City buses run from the airport too, and they are the cheap option if you are not in a hurry and have small change ready. Allow extra time on the way back, as traffic in Tashkent can be heavy and international check-in desks close earlier than you might expect.

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 which Warsaw airport you fly from — F. Chopin and Modlin need different transfer times.
• Confirm what your fare includes, especially on low-cost tickets where checked baggage is an add-on.
• If your trip is stitched together from separate tickets, leave a generous buffer, because a missed leg is your problem, not the airline's.
• Check the visa and passport rules for Uzbekistan well before departure, and make sure your passport has enough validity left.
• Book early for the summer school break and around public holidays, when the cheap seats on this route disappear first.
• Compare total journey time, not just the fare — a long layover can cost you a hotel night.