Kyrgyzstan is negotiating direct flights to the European Union and China. The director of the State Civil Aviation Agency, Daniyar Boston, said that the country is actively working to expand the geography of flights. Negotiations are currently underway with Poland, Germany and China. Chinese carriers are offered an interesting plan: flights from China will fly to Bishkek, pick up passengers and fly on to Europe. At the same time, they are developing the national Asman Airlines: by the end of 2027, the delivery of two Airbus A321 is expected, which will be able to fly directly to the cities of the European Union. All this became possible after Kyrgyzstan left the EU aviation blacklist for the first time in 20 years in June 2026.