Uzbekistan’s Flyone Asia plans to grow its fleet from three aircraft to 14 by the end of 2029, adding 11 Airbus jets between 2027 and 2029. The expansion would support a second operational base in Samarkand, due to open in 2028, and a larger network: the airline is targeting 24 destinations in 2027 and 32 by 2029, compared with 16 destinations planned from Samarkand.
The planned additions comprise five A320s, one A321neo and five long-range A321LRs. Flyone Asia’s current fleet consists of one A320ceo and two A321neos. The plan was presented at a Central Asia–China civil aviation working-group meeting in Tashkent held from 3 to 5 November.
Five aircraft—four A320s and one A321LR—are intended for the Samarkand base. The A321LRs could support longer-range services to markets including Beijing, Guangzhou, Kuala Lumpur, Malé, Phuket and Riga. No launch dates or frequencies have been specified for those potential routes.
The figures describe the airline’s plan, rather than confirmed aircraft orders or delivery commitments. Flyone Asia began commercial operations in 2025 and is part of the international Flyone Group.