Wednesday, 27, November, 2024
FastTrack service has been launched for outbound flights at the Tashkent International Airport, Uzbekistan Airports reported. The paid service allows passengers to bypassing queues at check-in, customs and passport control, and pre-flight inspection.
After paying 170 thousand soums, US$ 15, passengers will use a special lane to the sterile area, from where they can independently board.
Family FastTrack is also available for passengers flying with their families.
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