Qanot Sharq has canceled over 20 flights due to aircraft inspections.

The airline Qanot Sharq Airlines has informed passengers that 23 flights have been canceled from January 20 to March 6 due to inspections of Airbus 320 aircraft.

It has been reported that six flights to Tashkent, nine to Moscow, one to Fergana, and two to Namangan will be temporarily canceled. Additionally, one flight to Bukhara, two to Samarkand, and two to St. Petersburg will also be canceled.

Qanot Sharq Airlines has also requested that passengers on these flights contact the company's support service for information regarding ticket refunds or exchanges.

C-check (C-check) is a form of maintenance that is more complex than previous checks and is performed every 15 to 24 months or after 7,500 flight hours. It is subdivided into C1, C2, C4, C6, and C8. To carry out this inspection, the aircraft must be taken out of service for up to two weeks, and it requires a significant amount of space—typically in a large airport hangar.