FlyOne Asia (7Q, Tashkent International) plans to expand its fleet from three to 14 aircraft by the end of 2029, industry outlet CentralAsia+Aero reported, citing the carrier's presentation at an aviation conference in Tashkent.

The Uzbek low-cost carrier expects to add five A320-200s, one A321-200NX, and five A321-200NX(LR)s between 2027 and 2029. Four of those A320-200s and one A321-200NX(LR) will be stationed at Samarkand from 2028, where FlyOne Asia intends to establish a second base with a network connecting 16 destinations.

The long-range narrowbodies aims to support the carrier's expansion to destinations in the east, including Beijing Capital, Guangzhou, Kuala Lumpur International, Malé, and Phuket. Its overall network is expected to grow to 24 destinations in 2027 and 32 by 2029.

FlyOne Asia currently operates one A320-200 and two A321-200NX aircraft, the latter added in August and September 2026, as previously reported by ch-aviation. The Uzbek-carrier is part of the wider FlyOne group, which has airline entities in Moldova, Romania, and Armenia.