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Centrum Air Celebrates One Year of Flights to Domodedovo

On June 21, 2026, Centrum Air marks a significant milestone — exactly one year since the launch of regular flights to Domodedovo International Airport named after M.V. Lomonosov. Over this period, the partnership between the two organizations has grown into a strong strategic alliance, with results that speak for themselves: more than 600 flights operated and over 100,000 satisfied passengers.Since its first day of operations at Domodedovo Airport, Centrum Air has connected Moscow with key regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Flights have been operated from Samarkand, Urgench, Fergana, Nukus, and other cities across the country, providing convenient and comfortable air connectivity between the two nations. The airline's regular presence on these routes has given passengers a reliable and stable option for business travel, leisure trips, and family reunions.Over the 12 months of joint operations, Centrum Air and Domodedovo Airport have achieved impressive results:More than 600 flights operated in both directions — a testament to high operational reliability and discipline;Over 100,000 passengers have used the airline's services, entrusting us with their time, comfort, and safety;Several cities in Uzbekistan have gained convenient access to one of Russia's largest aviation hubs.Centrum Air extends its sincere and deep gratitude to the entire team at Domodedovo International Airport for their professionalism, openness, and consistently high level of cooperation. Thanks to the well-coordinated and efficient work of the airport's ground services, the airline has been able to ensure uninterrupted flight operations, compliance with safety standards, and a high quality of passenger service.Centrum Air intends not only to maintain the volumes achieved but also to expand its route network, increase flight frequency, and enhance service quality for every passenger. We are confident that our continued cooperation with Domodedovo Airport will open new horizons and lay the foundation for even more ambitious results in the years ahead.

20 June, 2026Destination
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Centrum Air Operates First Flight to Krasnodar

On June 17, Centrum Air successfully operated its inaugural flight on the Tashkent — Krasnodar route. The new destination marks a significant milestone in the airline's network expansion, establishing direct air connectivity between Uzbekistan and one of the largest cities in southern Russia.At Krasnodar Airport, the first flight was welcomed in the finest aviation traditions: a ceremonial water salute, commemorative gifts and refreshments — a warm reception that symbolised the launch of this new route.Flights operate every Wednesday aboard comfortable Airbus A320 aircraft.Krasnodar is a dynamic and fast-growing city, three times recognised by Forbes as the best city in Russia for doing business. It appeals equally to business travellers and tourists: the city is home to the renowned Galitsky Park, and the Black Sea and Sea of Azov coastlines are just over a hundred kilometres away.Ticket prices start from 1,600,000 UZS one way.Tickets are available:— on the official website centrum-air.com— in the Centrum Air mobile app (App Store and Google Play)

16 June, 2026Destination
Centrum Air Launches Priority Service: Fast-Track Check-In Across All Airports

Centrum Air Launches Priority Service: Fast-Track Check-In Across All Airports

Centrum Air announces the launch of its new Priority service, now available to passengers at all airports within the airline's route network. The service is designed to significantly reduce time spent on pre-flight procedures and ensure a smooth, stress-free start to every journey.Passengers who purchase Priority benefit from three key advantages:Dedicated check-in counter — no waiting in the general queuePriority baggage drop — fast and without delayEarly boarding — be among the first on board to comfortably stow your carry-on luggage in the overhead binsTo activate the service, passengers should proceed to the Priority check-in counter in the departure hall, pay for the service, and receive a Priority sticker for their boarding pass. At the gate, simply show the sticker to a Centrum Air staff member to board ahead of other passengers.At Tashkent Airport, payment is made at the Centrum Air ticket desk located in the check-in area.Priority is available at 144,000 UZS ($12) per passenger when purchased at least 24 hours before departure. Payment made after this deadline is subject to a 20% surcharge.The service is particularly recommended at the busiest airports in the network — Dubai, Moscow, Frankfurt, Tashkent, and Tbilisi — and is also available at all other airports served by Centrum Air. For details on how the service operates at a specific airport, passengers are advised to check with a Centrum Air representative at the check-in counter.

23 May, 2026Special Offers
Centrum Air Fleet Welcomes a New Aircraft

Centrum Air Fleet Welcomes a New Aircraft

Centrum Air announces the latest addition to its fleet: on May 14, 2026, the airline's sixteenth aircraft – an Airbus A320-214 with registration number UK32077 arrived in Tashkent.The Airbus A320 is one of the most reliable and widely operated narrow-body airliners in the world, with a proven track record on medium-haul routes. The aircraft seats 186 passengers and offers a high level of onboard comfort. The new addition will strengthen the airline's operational capabilities and will be deployed on key routes across the Middle East and CIS countries.Following the airline's longstanding tradition, the aircraft has been named after an outstanding figure of Uzbek culture and history. The aircraft bears the name of Alisher Navoi – a great poet, thinker, statesman, and enlightener of the 15th century, whose legacy remains a symbol of Uzbek identity and the nation's spiritual greatness. Navoi laid the foundations of Uzbek literature and continues to hold a place of profound significance in the hearts of millions around the world."Fleet growth is the foundation of our airline's development. It means new destinations, a broader route network, and greater accessibility of air travel for our passengers. By naming our aircraft after the great figures of Uzbekistan, we are building not only a fleet, but also our country's symbolic presence in global aviation." — Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Air.This latest addition reflects Centrum Air's consistent commitment to expanding its route geography and making air travel more accessible.Today, the Centrum Air fleet includes four named aircraft: Amir Temur (UK32070), Abdulla Qodiriy (UK67022), Beruniy (UK67009) — and now Alisher Navoi (UK32077).

15 May, 2026About the Company

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