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Andijan International Airport

Andijan, Uzbekistan
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Gateway to the Fergana Valley in eastern Uzbekistan.

Location
Andijan, Uzbekistan
Andijan International Airport (IATA: AZN, ICAO: UZFA) serves the city of Andijan, the fourth-largest city in Uzbekistan and a major urban center in the densely populated Fergana Valley. The airport handles both domestic and limited international traffic, connecting the region to Tashkent and select destinations abroad. The airport operates under the oversight of Uzbekistan Airports, the state-run authority managing the country's civil aviation infrastructure. It has undergone modernization efforts as part of Uzbekistan's broader push to improve regional air connectivity and tourism infrastructure. Andijan sits near the borders with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, giving the airport some strategic importance for cross-border travel in Central Asia. Capacity and flight frequency remain modest compared to Tashkent's Yunus Rahimov International Airport.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal handling both domestic and international arrivals and departures.
Getting to & from
Ground transport between the airport and Andijan city center is available via taxi and shared minibuses (marshrutkas).
Airlines here
Uzbekistan Airways is the primary carrier serving Andijan International Airport, offering domestic routes to Tashkent and limited international services.
Notable facts
  • ›Andijan is the most populous city in the Fergana Valley and one of Uzbekistan's key industrial centers.
  • ›The airport serves as a regional hub for the eastern Fergana Valley, an area with over 3 million inhabitants.
  • ›Uzbekistan Airports manages the facility as part of the national airport network.
  • ›The airport's runway can accommodate medium-sized commercial aircraft.
  • ›Andijan's proximity to the Kyrgyz border gives the airport potential as a cross-border travel point.
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Route map (3 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Uzbekistan Airways
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Routes

AZN → DMEHY · 757
AZN → TASHY · 757
AZN → LEDHY · 757

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City & Place Guide

Ancient Silk Road city alive with bazaars and Fergana Valley culture.

Andijan is Uzbekistan's fourth-largest city, nestled in the fertile Fergana Valley near the Kyrgyzstan border. As the birthplace of Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire, it carries deep historical significance alongside a lively modern commercial character.

The city blends traditional Uzbek architecture with a buzzing market culture and is known for its skilled craftspeople and silk weavers. Though less touristed than Samarkand or Bukhara, Andijan rewards curious travelers with authentic everyday Uzbek life and warm local hospitality.

Andijan gained international attention after violent civil unrest in 2005, but today it is a calm and welcoming city where visitors can explore historic sites, sample regional cuisine, and experience the rhythms of the Fergana Valley.

  • •Jome Mosque — grand 19th-century congregational mosque in the city center.
  • •Babur Literary Museum — dedicated to poet-emperor Babur, born here in 1483.
  • •Andijan Bazaar — sprawling market overflowing with silk, spices, and fresh produce.
  • •Bobur Park — leafy city park ideal for a relaxed stroll among locals.
  • •Regional History Museum — artifacts tracing the Fergana Valley from antiquity onward.
  • •Handicraft Workshops — watch artisans produce traditional silk ikat textiles up close.

Getting around: Andijan has a regional airport with domestic flights to Tashkent. Within the city, shared taxis (marshrutkas) and minibuses are cheap and frequent, covering most neighborhoods. Standard taxis are affordable and easy to hail; negotiate fares before boarding. Yandex Go (rideshare) works in the city and is a convenient, transparent option for tourists.

Best time: Visit in spring (April–May) or autumn (September–October) when temperatures are mild and the Fergana Valley landscape is at its most pleasant.

Local food: Try Andijan's signature non bread, rich plov cooked with local Fergana Valley rice, lagman noodle soup, samsa pastries, and fresh mulberries and figs when in season.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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