Asman Airlines continues to develop its subsidized air transportation program on domestic routes in Kyrgyzstan. Starting from January 4, 2026, it has launched new flights and increased the frequency of flights on key routes, offering fixed socially-oriented fares, as reported by the press service of the OJSC "Airports of Kyrgyzstan".
This program is implemented with government support and aims to improve the mobility of the population, develop regions, and stimulate domestic tourism. It covers routes where air communication has been either irregular or insufficiently accessible for passengers.
Subsidized Routes by Asman Airlines
- Bishkek — Talas — two flights per week (Monday, Friday), cost: 2,100 soms;
- Bishkek — Naryn — two flights per week (Monday, Friday), cost: 2,100 soms;
- Bishkek — Kerben — two flights per week (Wednesday, Friday), cost: 3,600 soms;
- Bishkek — Kazarman — two flights per week (Monday, Friday), cost: 3,100 soms;
- Bishkek — Batken — six flights per week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday), cost: 4,500 soms;
- Bishkek — Razzakov — six flights per week, cost: 4,800 soms;
- Bishkek — Karakol (winter period) — four flights per week (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday), cost: 4,000 soms;
- Osh — Karakol (seasonal flight) — two flights per week (Tuesday, Thursday), cost: 5,000 soms.
Accessible and regular flights contribute to strengthening transport links between regions and the capital, as well as fostering the growth of domestic tourism and increasing economic activity in the regions.
