Priority Pass has launched its first dedicated airport fast track service in Central Asia, at Tashkent International Airport in Uzbekistan - marking a key milestone in the expansion of its global travel experiences portfolio.

Delivered in partnership with Uzbekistan Airports and HighPass, the new Priority Pass airport fast track lane enhances the airport journey by offering travellers a smarter, faster journey in one of the region’s fastest-growing aviation hubs.

Enhancing the airport journey for premium travellers

As traveller expectations evolve, reducing friction across key touchpoints of the airport journey has become increasingly important. Priority Pass members can pre-book fast track access via the Priority Pass app, securing entry to an expedited security lane. The service enables travellers to bypass standard queues and move efficiently through the airport – whether heading directly to their gate or taking time to relax in the lounge – reducing stress, saving time, and enhancing convenience.

Meeting growing demand in a key regional hub

The launch comes at a time of significant growth for Tashkent International Airport, which continues to strengthen its position as a key gateway connecting Central Asia with Europe, the Middle East and wider global destinations.

Rising passenger volumes and increasing demand from premium travellers are driving the need for faster, more efficient airport processes. Integrated with High Pass’ digital ecosystem, the fast track service supports smoother passenger flow through dedicated access lanes and modern security systems.

A collaborative milestone

The Tashkent partnership was made possible through close collaboration with HighPass and Uzbekistan Airports, bringing together global expertise and local insight to deliver a premium travel experience in Tashkent. As demand for more efficient and personalised travel continues to grow, this latest launch reflects Priority Pass’ ongoing commitment to expanding its unrivalled global network, in the airports that matter.