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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), starting November 3, 2026, requires all passengers arriving in the country, including transit passengers, to fill out a declaration stating they have not been in the DRC in the past 21 days. Uzbekistan Airways warned passengers about the new rules.
Aziz KarimovTwo passenger planes flying from Tashkent and Samarkand to Moscow were diverted to other cities due to temporary flight restrictions at Moscow airports. There were reports of the 'Carpet' regime due to a possible drone threat, but the official link between the restrictions and drones has not been confirmed. Uzbekistan Airways announced changes to routes and schedules for October 17–18.
Otabek YusupovFrom late October, Uzbekistan Airways will increase the number of regular flights on the Tashkent — Kuala Lumpur route to four per week. The airline has published the departure schedule from Tashkent and back, as well as prices: from 3,235,000 soums one way and from 6,357,000 soums for a round trip. Thanks to interline agreements, the route can be booked as a single ticket to other points in Malaysia, including Langkawi and the Malaysian part of the island of Borneo.
Dilnoza RahimovaOn October 11, aboard flight HY511 Tashkent — Seoul, a woman's condition suddenly deteriorated: neither her blood pressure nor pulse could be detected. Otorhinolaryngologist Khasan Kamilov, who was flying on that flight, together with the crew provided her with emergency assistance, and after 10–15 minutes she began to regain consciousness. Uzbekistan Airways and the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan thanked the doctor and the crew.
Otabek YusupovOtorhinolaryngologist Hasan Kamilov provided emergency assistance to a passenger who lost consciousness aboard an Uzbekistan Airways flight from Tashkent to Seoul on October 11. The woman had no detectable pulse or blood pressure and was in shock. Using his own medications and the crew's medical supplies, the doctor brought her back to consciousness within 10–15 minutes at an altitude of 10,000 meters. He continued to assist her for another hour, allowing the aircraft to complete the flight without an emergency landing. The airline and the Ministry of Health thanked the doctor and the crew for their prompt actions.
Otabek YusupovOn October 11, a passenger suddenly fell ill on flight HY511 Tashkent — Seoul. Uzbek doctor Bakhodir Kamilov, who was on board, provided assistance. Thanks to the actions of the doctor and the crew, the woman's condition was stabilized and her life was out of danger. The airline thanked Kamilov for his help and professionalism and noted the crew's coordinated work.
Aziz Karimov
