Saudi Arabian airline flynas has announced two new direct routes connecting Madinah with Tashkent and Namangan in Uzbekistan, offering a combined four weekly flights in cooperation with the Saudi Air Connectivity Program.
Flights between Madinah and Tashkent, Uzbekistan's capital, are scheduled to begin on 8 November 2026, operating once a week. The Madinah–Namangan route is scheduled to launch on 10 November 2026, with three weekly flights.
The new services aim to strengthen direct air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan, providing passengers with additional travel options between Madinah and the two Uzbek cities.
flynas Expands Air Connectivity Between Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan
The expansion forms part of flynas' cooperation with the Saudi Air Connectivity Program, which supports the development of international air links to Saudi Arabia.
With the introduction of these routes, passengers will have additional nonstop travel options between Madinah and Uzbekistan, reducing the need for connecting flights through other airports.
The announcement confirms the following operating schedules:
Madinah–Tashkent: One weekly flight, starting 8 November 2026.
Madinah–Namangan: Three weekly flights, starting 10 November 2026.
The airline has not specified departure and arrival times, flight numbers or aircraft types in the announcement.
