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- To city center
- Khujand · ~8.0 km
- Time to city
- Taxi to Khujand · About 15–25 min (estimate)
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TAS

One map, pinned from each airport’s published coordinates.
Overall is the published weighted sum. A highlighted score is ahead; a tie stays plain.
25% · Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
20% · Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
15% · Food and retail quality and variety.
15% · Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
15% · Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
10% · Worth-it density and access quality.
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Flights cluster in the evening
Low frequencies; check the day as well as the time.
Small single terminal
Compact terminal; bus or walk-out boarding.
Eat before you fly
Only a small café and duty-free.
TAS
Uzbekistan Airways international desks at TAS die at 60 minutes
Airline flight-check page: check-in starts 3 hours before departure. Tashkent is on the exception list where international check-in ends 1 hour before, not the generic 40-minute close-out. Domestic leftover dies at 30 minutes. Boarding leftover starts 1 hour and ends 20 minutes before departure.
International is Terminal 2 — domestic is Terminal 3
T2 is the live international hall. T3 opened 2011 for domestic. There is no published airside walk between them. The June 2026 unified-terminal promise is not a published opening this pass. Do not copy leftover blogs that send international arrivals into T3.
Lounge water if you have access — buy a sealed bottle at Duty Free Uzbekistan if not
Uzbekistan Airports does not publish a fountain map or a bottle tariff. Anjir water is the quality pick with Priority Pass / LoungeKey. Otherwise buy a sealed bottle airside at Duty Free Uzbekistan under the B8–B11 / Biznes zali signs.
Anjir Business Lounge
Terminal 2 · Airside 2nd floor next to gates B5–B11 after passport control and security
Anor Business Lounge
Terminal 2 · Airside sterile zone for departing and transit passengers
CIP Hall
Terminal 2 · Street-level CIP, not the airside Anjir room
LBD · Northern Tajikistan's gateway and the country's second-busiest airport (about 0.8 million passengers in 2024): a small, modern 2019 terminal with flights mostly to Russia, a domestic link to Dushanbe and seasonal flights to Kashgar, but few facilities, bus or walk-out boarding and no verified lounge access.
TAS · Tashkent is a workable two-hall Central Asian hub — Terminal 2 for international, Terminal 3 for domestic, 24/7 Priority Pass in Anjir at gates B5–B11 — but there is no metro, no Uber, and no published airside walk between halls.