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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.

Centrum Air Hosts Product Briefing for China's Travel Market
On 12 May 2026, Guangzhou became the venue for the Airline Product Briefing Seminar – a professional gathering bringing together Centrum Air and representatives of China's travel industry. The event was held at the five-star Jianguo Hotel and organised in partnership with Oriental Sky Aviation, the airline's regional partner in China.The seminar drew over 120 travel industry professionals, including traditional travel agencies, online travel agencies (OTAs), and corporate travel management companies (TMCs). While the majority of attendees represented Guangzhou, interest in the event extended well beyond Guangdong Province – agents travelled from Beijing, Changsha, and other cities across China to take part.During the seminar, participants received a comprehensive overview of Centrum Air's product offering:Route network and fleetBusiness class and in-flight service standardsTourism potential of Tashkent and UzbekistanCurrent flight schedules and fare structureReservation system and group booking policyIntegration via OSA API The seminar confirmed strong and growing interest from the Chinese market in Uzbekistan as a travel destination. The geographic spread of attendees from Beijing to Changsha demonstrates that Centrum Air's potential passenger base in China extends well beyond a single region, pointing to significant opportunities for continued market development.

















