New Delhi, 8th December 2025:
TezJet Airlines, carrier based out of Kyrgyzstan, has commenced its direct passenger services between Delhi (DEL) and Bishkek (BSZ), marking a new milestone in India–Kyrgyzstan connectivity. The service aims to boost tourism, trade, and cultural ties between the two nations while offering travelers a convenient and affordable travel option.
Often referred to as the “Switzerland of Central Asia”, Kyrgyzstan is a land of breathtaking mountain ranges, alpine lakes, and vibrant nomadic culture. From the crystal-clear waters of Issyk-Kul Lake to the bustling bazaars and rich heritage of Bishkek, the country offers Indian travelers a unique blend of adventure, nature, and cultural exploration — all within a short flight from Delhi. With simplified visa procedures and growing tourism infrastructure, Kyrgyzstan is rapidly emerging as a preferred destination for Indian holidaymakers, adventure seekers, and filmmakers.
The inaugural flight ceremony was held at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi (DIAL) in the presence of the Embassy of Kyrgyzstan in India, the GMR Airport leadership, and senior airport officials and dignitaries.
Arun Kumar, President & CEO of TezJet, said,” We are thrilled to see our Delhi–Bishkek service takes off. This route represents not only a new flight but a new bridge connecting two vibrant regions. India is an important market for us, and we look forward to welcoming Indian travelers to experience the beauty and hospitality of Kyrgyzstan.””
TezJet has appointed Aeroprime as its GSA in India, which will be responsible for driving its passenger and cargo sales, supporting marketing initiatives, and ensuring seamless experiences for both travelers and freight customers in India.
Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director & CEO of Aeroprime Group, added, “We are proud to partner with TezJet in this exciting journey. The commencement of direct flights between Delhi and Bishkek will unlock immense opportunities for tourism and business, bringing the people of India and Kyrgyzstan closer together.”
The direct service between Delhi and Bishkek will initially operate once a week, every Sunday, offering direct connectivity for travelers and efficient solutions for cargo movement between the two nations.
