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IATA chooses Tashkent for new permanent office amid Central Asia growth
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IATA chooses Tashkent for new permanent office amid Central Asia growth
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced plans to establish a permanent presence in Tashkent, opening a new office in Uzbekistan and preparing to launch a Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) in the country before the end of 2026. The move marks a significant step for Uzbekistan’s aviation sector as the Central Asian nation seeks to position itself as a key regional gateway linking Asia, Europe, and the Caucasus. Rafael Schv…
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