The updated schedule for international passenger flights departing from Ashgabat International Airport will come into effect on October 25, 2026. Under the new schedule, flight frequencies will increase on several routes.

According to the revised timetable, the number of flights from Ashgabat to Seoul, the capital of South Korea, will rise from once to twice a week.

Flights to Milan, Italy, will also become more frequent. Previously operated twice a week, the route will now have three flights per week.

The number of flights to Kazan, Russia, will increase from four to six per week. In addition, flight frequency on the Ashgabat–Istanbul route will rise. While the route previously operated 12 times a week, the number of flights will increase to 13 from the end of October.

Return passenger flights from the specified foreign cities to Ashgabat will also operate according to the corresponding revised schedule.

The increase in international flight frequencies is intended to provide passengers with more convenient travel options on these routes.