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Centrum Holidays Expands Antalya Tour Program

22 April, 2026Destination

“Shopper of Kindness”: Centrum Air Launches Charity Initiative to Support a Cat Shelter

Centrum Air announces the launch of its charitable initiative “Shopper of Kindness,” aimed at supporting the cat shelter @milie_koshki.uz in Tashkent.As part of the project, special tote bags have been created and are given to participants as a token of appreciation for their support. All donations are transferred directly to the shelter and used for the care, treatment, and maintenance of the animals.Anyone can take part in the initiative. To participate, you need to:leave a comment saying “I want to help”receive instructions from the organizersmake a donation via QR code directly to the shelterconfirm the paymentAfter that, each participant will receive a tote bag from Centrum Air.Tote bags can be collected after your request is processed at the following locations in Tashkent:Pet Zoo chain stores (daily from 10:00 to 20:00)Cat café (10 Akkurgan Street; from 10:00 to 22:00)Centrum Air office (38 Oybek Street; weekdays from 10:00 to 19:00)Please note that tote bags are not distributed at the shelter.It is important to emphasize that Centrum Air does not collect funds — all donations go directly to @milie_koshki.uz, ensuring transparency and targeted support.The “Shopper of Kindness” initiative is a simple and accessible way to support animals in need and raise awareness about responsible pet care.Centrum Air invites everyone to join the initiative and help make a difference together.

21 April, 2026Important

Centrum Air Launches Direct Flights Between Tashkent and Lahore

Centrum Air announces the launch of a new international destination – direct flights on the Tashkent–Lahore route, with the inaugural flight having taken place on April 21, 2026.The first flight was marked by a ceremonial inauguration event at the airport, attended by representatives of the airline and its partners. The launch was celebrated with a festive welcome for passengers, a symbolic cake-cutting ceremony, a traditional water cannon salute and a series of welcoming activities highlighting the significance of the new route.The event was honoured by the presence of Ambassador of Uzbekistan Mr. Alisher Tuxtaev, the Uzbekistan Tourism Ambassador in Pakistan, the Honorary Consul of Uzbekistan in Punjab, Centrum Air officials, as well as representatives of Lahore Airport authorities, Immigration, and Security leadership — highlighting the strong cooperation behind this milestone.The new route is designed to serve tourism, education, and business travel demand, including medical students and independent (FIT) travelers.Flights operate twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, using modern Airbus A320 aircraft, ensuring convenient and reliable connectivity between Uzbekistan and Pakistan.Passengers will also benefit from convenient onward connections via Tashkent to a number of international destinations, including Frankfurt, Guangzhou, Moscow, St. Petersburg, and cities across Southeast Asia. Tashkent is thus strengthening its position as a regional transit hub.As part of its expansion in the Pakistani market, Centrum Air has established its official presence in partnership with its General Sales Agent, Gerry’s Group, one of the leading aviation service providers in the country.Airfares on the Lahore–Tashkent route start from 1,450,000 UZS, making the route attractive for both leisure and business travel.Book your tickets on the official website: centrum-air.com

20 April, 2026Destination

Centrum Air launches new Fergana – Istanbul route

Centrum Air continues to expand its route network and announces the launch of a new international service between Fergana and Istanbul. The inaugural flight on this route was operated on April 14.Flights will be operated twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The service is performed using comfortable Airbus A320 aircraft.To mark the launch of the new destination, a ceremonial welcome for the first flight was held at Istanbul Airport, along with an inaugural event.The launch of the Fergana – Istanbul route creates additional travel opportunities for passengers from the Fergana Valley, providing convenient access to one of the largest international aviation hubs and a popular tourist destination.The airline continues to steadily expand its flight geography, offering passengers new convenient routes for both leisure and business travel.

13 April, 2026Destination

Centrum Holidays launches Antalya tours with direct flights operated by Centrum Air

Centrum Holidays announces the launch of a new travel product featuring direct flights on the Tashkent – Antalya – Tashkent route operated by Centrum Air. The program will run from May 29 to September 29, 2026.Flights are scheduled 5 times per week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Services will be operated non-stop on modern wide-body Airbus A330 aircraft, ensuring comfort and reduced travel time for passengers.All tours are already available for online booking, where travelers can choose their preferred hotel and vacation format. Sales are offered in the form of ready-made tour packages from Centrum Holidays, including flights and accommodation.The minimum tour package price starts from 11,700,000 UZS per person.Additional information on offers, hotels, and departure dates is available on the Centrum Holidays platform.Contact information:Phones: +998772820880, +998772810880, +998702000880Website centrum-holidays.comInstagram @centrumholidays_Telegram t.me/centrumholidays

10 April, 2026Destination

Centrum Air launches a new initiative: the first aircraft named after Amir Temur

Centrum Air announces the launch of a new initiative aimed at supporting historical and cultural values, under which the airline’s aircraft will be named after outstanding historical figures.The first aircraft to receive a name under this initiative will be a passenger Airbus with registration number UK32070, which will be named after the great statesman and military leader Amir Temur. The choice is symbolically timed to coincide with the date of his birth.This initiative is aimed at promoting historical heritage and reflects respect for the history and contributions of our ancestors, which is an important part of the company’s values and cultural mission.Amir Temur went down in history as a great military leader and statesman, during whose reign Samarkand became a major center of science, culture, and trade, while international ties between East and West actively developed. Today, aviation continues this mission by connecting countries and contributing to the strengthening of international ties and cultural exchange.Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, commented:“ Aviation connects cities and countries, just as great figures of our history once united cultures, developed trade, and strengthened ties between nations. Naming one of our aircraft after Amir Temur is a sign of respect for our heritage and a symbol of our mission to continue connecting people and opening new horizons.”As part of this initiative, the names of outstanding historical figures will be assigned to all 25 aircraft within the holding, including the fleet of the private cargo airline My Freighter. The aircraft will bear the names of great ancestors who made significant contributions to the development of statehood, science, culture, and international relations. In this way, Centrum Air will carry out a cultural mission, presenting the country’s rich historical heritage on the international stage.

9 April, 2026About the Company

Centrum Air adjusts fuel surcharges on selected routes

Centrum Air announces adjustments to fuel surcharges on certain international routes. The decision has been made in response to the significant increase in aviation fuel prices on global markets.The changes affect several scheduled routes where fuel price dynamics have had the greatest impact on operating costs. The adjustment of the fuel surcharge is intended to partially offset increased expenses and ensure the sustainability of the flight programme.At the same time, base airfares remain competitive, and the introduced changes are limited in scope and applied selectively to specific routes. The airline is taking measures to optimize costs and minimize the impact of external factors on ticket prices for passengers.Centrum Air emphasizes that this decision will help maintain schedule stability, uphold high flight safety standards, and ensure continuity of operations amid volatility in aviation fuel prices.

3 April, 2026Important

Centrum Air Operates First Flight to Frankfurt

Centrum Air successfully operated its first scheduled flight on March 30 on the Tashkent–Frankfurt route, officially opening its first European destination. The launch marks an important milestone in the expansion of the airline’s international route network and its entry into the European market.To mark the inaugural flight, a ceremonial welcome was organized at the airport, where passengers were greeted with festive decorations, a cake, and refreshments. The event took place in a celebratory atmosphere and highlighted the significance of the launch of the new destination. The inauguration was attended by Miranshoh Raupov, Consul General of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Frankfurt am Main; Kristina Morath, Head of the Traffic Department at Fraport; Hikmet Karakelle, representative of Swissport; Mohamed Bayoumi, representative of Sky Line Air Services, GSA of Centrum Air; as well as Utkur Alimov, Coordinator of Regional Representatives and Overseas Offices of Centrum Air.Flights between Tashkent and Frankfurt are operated twice weekly using modern Airbus A321neo aircraft. The new route strengthens connectivity between Uzbekistan and Europe and creates additional opportunities for both business and leisure travel.

3 April, 2026Destination

Centrum Air embeds Train-the-Trainer CRM programme to strengthen safety culture

London, UK, 4 March 2026 – Centrum Air has successfully completed a comprehensive train-the-trainer programme with the support of Acron Aviation. This initiative has equipped our internal training team with the expertise and skills needed to independently deliver Crew Resource Management (CRM) training to our pilots.The initiative represents a significant step forward in enabling culture change within Centrum Air, providing its instructors with the skills, tools, and knowledge to deliver CRM training, including Human Factors through a sustainable, in-house model. Acron Aviation’s dedicated training team, experts in CRM, designed and developed the tailored courseware, delivered a series of train-the-trainer workshops, and supported the initial roll-out alongside Centrum Air’s newly qualified instructors. This collaborative approach ensures both immediate operational readiness and long-term training resilience.David Coward, President, Acron Aviation, said: “Empowering airlines to build their own training capability is central to our philosophy of creating lasting value for our customers. By equipping Centrum Air’s team to independently deliver CRM training, we are not only enhancing operational safety and efficiency today but also supporting their long-term growth ambitions.” Coward continued, “This programme reflects our commitment to building ongoing partnerships, working side-by-side with our customers to develop sustainable solutions that strengthen their organisation for years to come.”The benefits to Centrum Air extend beyond operational efficiency. By embedding CRM principles deeply into its safety culture, the airline is strengthening pilot performance, supporting its growth trajectory, and advancing its application for European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulatory approval - an accreditation that requires robust CRM practices.Eldar Khamdeev, Deputy CEO for Flight Operations, , LLC My Freighter / Centrum Air said: “This foundational approach positions Centrum Air as innovators, being the only airline in region with the capability to independently conduct CRM training. The benefits of upskilling our trainers, enhancing pilot capabilities and reducing reliance on external providers will only strengthen the airlines safety culture.”This milestone further reinforces the growing partnership between the two organisations. Centrum Air pilots already complete their Type Rating training at Acron Aviation’s London Training Centre, and with Acron Aviation maintaining oversight of CRM standards, the collaboration continues to build long-term value for both companies.

2 April, 2026Partners

A Year in the Sky: Centrum Air Marks First Anniversary of Flights to Sheremetyevo

On March 31, Centrum Air celebrates the first anniversary of operating flights on the Tashkent – Moscow (Sheremetyevo) route, one of the key destinations in the airline’s network.Since its launch, the route has become more than just a regular air connection; it has evolved into a reliable air bridge between Uzbekistan and Russia, connecting cities, families, and business ties.During its first year of operation, the airline completed 296 flights to Sheremetyevo and 296 return flights, maintaining consistent performance and schedule reliability. A total of 106,780 passengers were transported in both directions, while the cumulative flight time reached 2,678 hours. The route maintained strong demand throughout the year, confirming its importance for both personal travel and business trips between the two countries.Throughout the year, particular attention was given to enhancing passenger services. Online check-in at Sheremetyevo Airport was introduced, options for purchasing additional baggage were expanded, pet transportation services were implemented, and priority check-in was launched. These improvements were made possible through close cooperation with Sheremetyevo Airport services, to whom the airline expresses its sincere appreciation.In addition, onboard services have been further enhanced. Passengers can now select special meal options (up to 9 choices) at the time of booking, and an onboard entertainment system has been introduced, allowing passengers to watch movies, read news and magazines, as well as purchase snacks and beverages during the flight.Over the first year, the route has demonstrated stable passenger traffic and has become an important part of Centrum Air’s international network.The airline continues to develop the route, focusing on service quality, operational reliability, and expanding travel options for passengers.

31 March, 2026Destination

Centrum Air Receives IATA ARM Index Certification and Completes First NDC Sale

Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private airline and part of Centrum Holding, announces that it has received the Airline Retailing Maturity (ARM) Index certification from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), as well as successfully completed its first ticket sale via the New Distribution Capability (NDC) system.These milestones confirm Centrum Air’s consistent progress toward adopting a modern airline retailing model and advancing its digital distribution capabilities.Receiving the ARM Index certification demonstrates that Centrum Air meets international standards in sales management, distribution, and partner engagement. It also reflects the airline’s transition toward a more flexible and technology-driven approach in working with both travel partners and passengers.In parallel, the airline has successfully completed its first transaction through its own NDC infrastructure, providing practical confirmation of the functionality of its new Offer & Order-based system.This development opens up new opportunities for partners and customers, including greater flexibility in sales, expanded distribution channels, and the ability to deliver more personalized offerings.The successful implementation of these initiatives has been made possible through the coordinated efforts of Centrum Air’s internal teams and its technology partners.Centrum Air will continue to develop its digital ecosystem and expand its capabilities in line with NDC and IATA’s global standards.

31 March, 2026Important

Centrum Air to Implement Optifly Platform to Support Operational Planning

Centrum Air will implement the Optifly platform as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance operational planning and support the airline’s continued growth across Central Asia and beyond.The airline will adopt Optifly’s scheduling solutions, including OptiSched, OptiSlots and OptiAI, to strengthen its operational planning processes and build a scalable, technology-driven environment.In line with its expansion plans, Centrum Air has been evaluating modern solutions capable of supporting growing operational complexity while ensuring efficiency and flexibility. Optifly’s platform combines advanced scheduling tools, integrated AI capabilities, and a modern user interface, enabling more streamlined planning and coordination.Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, CEO of Centrum Air, commented:"As we continue to develop our operations, it is important for us to adopt modern solutions that can support our growth and evolving requirements. We were looking for technology that combines usability, flexibility and intelligent capabilities. Optifly’s platform aligns well with these objectives and will support further development of our operational planning processes."Daniel Mulcahy, CCO of Optifly, said:"Centrum Air is one of the fastest-growing airlines in the region, and we are pleased to support their development. Our platform enables airlines to enhance scheduling, slot management and operational planning, while providing a pathway to more advanced optimisation as operations evolve."Clive Fernando, Head of Route Network Planning, Scheduling and Slots, added:"We sought a modern platform that integrates flight scheduling, airport slot management, and intelligent decision support in a single system. Optifly empowers our teams to operate at peak efficiency today, while providing the flexibility to scale and continuously optimize as our network continues to expand across Central Asia and beyond. By leveraging technology and data-driven insights, we are shaping the next generation of airline network operations."

31 March, 2026About the Company

Centrum Air and Turkish Technic Signed a Multi-Year Component Pool Services Agreement

Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private air carrier and part of the international logistics and transportation group Centrum Holding, has signed a multi-year component pool agreement with Turkish Technic, one of the world’s leading aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) providers, for its Airbus A320 fleet. This agreement represents the beginning of a strategic collaboration between Centrum Air and Turkish Technic marking the first partnership Turkish Technic has formed with an airline based in Uzbekistan. Under the agreement, Centrum Air will benefit from Turkish Technic's extensive component inventory, enabling the carrier to maintain operations seamlessly through the MRO's fast and comprehensive parts supply services. Regarding this new partnership, Mikail Akbulut, CEO and Board Member of Turkish Technic, said: ‘‘We are delighted to welcome one of the largest air carriers in Central Asia to our expanding customer network. This long-term agreement will lay the foundation for a close collaboration in the future. With our years of experience in component pool services, we will ensure they can continue their operations efficiently. We look forward to a lasting partnership that will grow and thrive in the years to come.” Commenting on the agreement, Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding, said: "This partnership with Turkish Technic marks an important milestone in strengthening the reliability and efficiency of our operations. Access to a comprehensive component support infrastructure will enable us to maintain high levels of operational continuity as we continue to expand our fleet and network across key regional and international markets. We value Turkish Technic’s global expertise and are confident that this collaboration will support Centrum Air’s long-term growth and operational excellence." Operating as a one-stop MRO company with high-quality support, competitive turnaround times, and comprehensive in-house capabilities at its state-of-the-art hangars, Turkish Technic provides maintenance, repair, overhaul, engineering, modification, tailor-made component supply and reconfiguration to many domestic and international customers at five locations.   About Turkish TechnicTurkish Technic (IATP: TKT), an association of Turkish Airlines group companies (Istanbul Stock Exchange: THYAO), is one of the world’s leading aviation services providers, where comprehensive maintenance, repair, overhaul, modification and reconfiguration services are performed with a highly qualified workforce of 11,650 staff within Istanbul Ataturk Airport, Sabiha Gokcen Airport and Istanbul Airport facilities on two separate continents. Aside from its engineering and maintenance activities, Turkish Technic supports aircraft operators and owners globally with encompassing component pooling, design, certification and production services. For more information: visit our website or connect with us on Facebook, X, Youtube, LinkedIn, and Instagram. About Centrum AirCentrum Air, part of Centrum Holding, is Uzbekistan’s largest private airline. Centrum Air’s fleet consists of 15 modern narrow-body and wide-body Airbus aircraft, operating flights to more than 50 destinations. The company is actively expanding its route network, providing reliable air transportation via its hubs in Uzbekistan.

27 March, 2026Important

Centrum Air Launches Next-Generation Airline Retailing and Distribution Platform Powered by Verteil

Tashkent, Uzbekistan and Kochi, India – 24.03.2026 – Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private air carrier and part of Centrum Holding, today announced the launch of its next-generation retailing and distribution platform powered by Verteil Technologies. The deployment includes a Centrum-branded NDC API Gateway and NDC Agency Portal, both underpinned by a core Order Management System (OMS) that provides the platform’s foundational capabilities. This architecture creates a modern airline-owned technology foundation to support Centrum Air’s retailing, distribution, and seller connectivity strategy. Built on IATA’s modern Offer and Order based retailing principles, the platform will help Centrum Air accelerate its NDC journey while giving the airline greater control over how its products are created, distributed, and serviced across channels. The launch marks a key milestone in Centrum Air’s evolution toward a more agile, modern retailing model.Platform Overview: With this deployment, Centrum Air now operates a unified technology stack that brings together airline controlled NDC connectivity, order management, and agency servicing in a single branded environment. Verteil served as the technology provider and implementation partner for the solution, reinforcing its role not only as a leading NDC aggregator, but as an airline IT provider enabling the next phase of modern airline retailing. A standout capability of the platform is its ability to support fully automated seller onboarding, allowing Centrum Air to rapidly and safely activate both IATA and non-IATA travel sellers. This eliminates the traditional complexity and long lead times associated with distribution expansion. Also, this gives the airline a scalable way to grow agency reach across both established and high-growth markets while maintaining commercial control.Payments and Distribution: The new platform also supports a more flexible transaction environment by enabling multiple payment and settlement models, including BSP, card-based payments, and newer alternative payment methods suited for cross-border and agency-driven use cases. This gives Centrum Air a stronger foundation to expand distribution while improving the flexibility with which transactions are controlled, processed, and settled across markets. In parallel with powering Centrum Air’s branded retailing and distribution stack, Verteil will also enable Centrum Air content on the Verteil Aggregator platform, extending the airline’s reach to Verteil’s global network of connected travel agencies and sellers. Together, the deployment positions Centrum Air to scale distribution with greater speed while building on a modern, airline-controlled retailing infrastructure.Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding, said:"This launch is an important step in Centrum Air's growth journey and in how we engage the travel trade globally. Our expanding geography, flight frequency, and leading position in the region require a modern retailing and distribution foundation that gives us speed, flexibility, and control, not only to accelerate our NDC journey, but also to simplify how we connect with and onboard sellers across markets. Verteil's platform provides us with that foundation and supports our ambition to scale with a more agile and future-ready commercial infrastructure."Jerrin Jos, Founder and CEO of Verteil Technologies, said:“Our collaboration with Centrum Air reflects a shared vision of building a modern airline retailing ecosystem. Centrum Air’s launch is a strong example of how airlines are now looking beyond basic connectivity and investing in airline-owned retailing infrastructure. This deployment brings together branded NDC connectivity, order management, seller enablement, and modern payment orchestration into a single platform built for growth. For Verteil, it reflects our evolution from being a leading NDC aggregator to also becoming a strategic IT provider to airlines — helping them modernize distribution, accelerate NDC adoption, and build the technology foundation for the next era of airline retailing.”About Centrum AirCentrum Air, part of Centrum Holding, is Uzbekistan’s largest private airline. Centrum Air’s fleet consists of 14 modern narrow-body and wide-body Airbus aircraft, operating flights to more than 50 destinations. The company is actively expanding its route network, providing reliable air transportation via its hubs in Uzbekistan. About Verteil TechnologiesVerteil Technologies, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Kochi, India, with offices in Dubai, Japan, Nigeria and Kenya, is a travel technology provider specializing in IATA NDC-standard solutions for airlines and travel sellers. Verteil’s technology enables airlines to deploy modern retailing infrastructure, including API connectivity, agency portals, order management systems and payment capabilities aligned with IATA’s evolving distribution standards.

23 March, 2026About the Company

Centrum Air Expands Route Network and Launches New International Destinations

Centrum Air announces the launch of a number of new scheduled international routes as part of the development of its route network. The main focus is on expanding its presence in the CIS countries as well as strengthening air connectivity with Asian markets.In the spring–summer schedule, the airline is launching new flights to cities in Russia:Omsk – from March 31, twice a week (Tuesday, Friday)Krasnoyarsk – from March 29, twice a week (Thursday, Sunday)Samara – from March 30, twice a week (Monday, Thursday)Sochi – from March 30, twice a week (Monday, Friday)Ulan-Ude – from April 1, once a week (Wednesday)The launch of these routes will enhance regional connectivity and provide additional travel opportunities for passengers making regular trips between Uzbekistan and the Russian Federation.At the same time, the airline is strengthening its regional network by launching flights to Central and South Asian countries:Astana – from March 29, four times a week (Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Sunday)Uralsk – from April 22, twice a week (Tuesday, Sunday)Osh – from April 1, twice a week (Wednesday, Saturday)Lahore – from April 21, twice a week (Tuesday, Friday)The launch of these routes will contribute to the development of regional connectivity, expansion of business and tourism ties, and strengthening of interregional cooperation.All flights will be operated from Tashkent using modern and comfortable Airbus A320 aircraft.As part of further network expansion, the airline also plans to launch additional routes, including domestic flights on the Tashkent – Samarkand route, as well as international destinations to Vietnam – Da Nang and Cam Ranh (Nha Trang).In addition, the airline will launch its first European destination – Frankfurt starting March 30.More detailed information about flight schedules and ticket prices is available on the official website: centrum-air.com.Additional information:Phone: (+998) 55-518-88-88Website: centrum-air.comFacebook: fb.com/centrumairlinesInstagram: @centrumairTelegram: t.me/centrumair

23 March, 2026Destination

Centrum Air transported Uzbekistan’s national hockey team to Tashkent after their World Championship victory

On March 10, Centrum Air ensured the transportation of Uzbek hockey players to Tashkent as they returned from Guangzhou. The athletes arrived home on the airline’s scheduled flight. At Tashkent International Airport, the team was welcomed by fans, representatives of the sports community, and officials.Uzbekistan’s U18 national ice hockey team achieved a significant success at the World Championship held in Hong Kong. In the decisive match of Division III Group A, the Uzbek team secured a confident 6:3 victory over Israel, winning the gold medals of the tournament. Following the results of the competition, the team earned 11 points and gained the right to compete in Division II Group B of the World Championship next season.The airline consistently contributes to the development of sports in the country. Centrum Air is an official partner of the Uzbekistan Basketball Federation and the title sponsor of the Andijan football club. Supporting athletes is part of the airline’s social mission. Last year, Centrum Air also transported Uzbek Paralympians returning home after participating in international competitions.

10 March, 2026About the Company

Centrum Air Continues Repatriation Flights

On March 8, Centrum Air operated a repatriation flight on the Riyadh – Tashkent route, ensuring the return of passengers who were previously unable to depart on the Doha – Tashkent flight on March 6. The evacuation flight C63020 was operated from Riyadh as Doha Airport was closed at the time the flight was being organized. As a result, passengers were transported to the capital of Saudi Arabia, from where the airline arranged their onward flight to Tashkent.Through coordination with aviation authorities and airport services, the airline ensured the safe operation of the flight and the return of passengers to Uzbekistan.As part of these efforts, an additional flight on the Riyadh – Tashkent route is scheduled for March 10:March 10 (Local time)C63020 Riyadh 06:00 – Tashkent 14:00This flight is organized with the support of the Embassies of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the State of Qatar and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Uzbekistan, to assist in the return of citizens currently located in the region. Some of the passengers arrived in Qatar on flights operated by other airlines and are currently awaiting the opportunity to return to Uzbekistan with the assistance of Centrum Air.The airline’s priority remains flight safety and support for passengers in non-standard operational situations.Centrum Air thanks its passengers for their understanding and trust.

7 March, 2026Important

Official Statement of Centrum Air

Due to the current situation in the Middle East, Centrum Air is temporarily suspending regular flights from the airports of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the airports of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Israel.At present, the airline is operating flights exclusively for the purpose of returning to Uzbekistan passengers who departed before 28 February 2026.We strongly recommend relying only on official sources of information and refraining from contacting unverified intermediaries in order to avoid possible misunderstandings and financial risks.For all inquiries, please contact our Customer Support Service:✉️ CUSTOMERCARE@centrum-air.com📞 +998 55 518 88 88The airline continues to closely monitor the situation and will provide additional updates through official channels.

3 March, 2026Important

Official Statement of Centrum Air

On 4 and 6 March, repatriation flights C6352 from Dubai (4 March) and C63342 from Doha (6 March) to Tashkent will be operated. 4 March (local time) C6352 Dubai 10:25 — Tashkent 15:20 6 March (local time) C63342 Doha 10:00 — Tashkent 15:15 The flight from Dubai is organized exclusively for passengers who were unable to depart on the following flights: 28 February C6322 Dubai — Tashkent C6358 Dubai — Samarkand 1 March C6352 Dubai — Tashkent Our call center specialists will contact passengers and provide the necessary information. For all inquiries, please contact our Customer Support Service: ✉️ CUSTOMERCARE@centrum-air.com 📞 +998 55 518 88 88 Centrum Air apologizes for any inconvenience caused and thanks passengers for their understanding.

3 March, 2026Important

Centrum Air Participates in the International Tourism Exhibition SATTE 2026 in India

Centrum Air participated in the 33rd South Asia’s Travel & Tourism Exchange (SATTE 2026), which took place at the Yashobhoomi Exhibition and Convention Centre in New Delhi, India.SATTE is one of the largest tourism industry events in the region, annually bringing together more than 2,000 exhibitors from dozens of countries. Participation in the exhibition was part of a comprehensive effort to promote Uzbekistan’s tourism potential in the Indian market and to strengthen bilateral cooperation in tourism and air transportation.Within the framework of the national pavilion of Uzbekistan, representatives of Centrum Air held working meetings with tour operators, travel companies, and industry partners from India and other South Asian countries. The discussions focused on prospects for expanding air connectivity, developing tourism routes, and exploring opportunities for further cooperation.In particular, starting 29 March, the airline will increase the frequency of flights on the Tashkent–Delhi route to three flights per week. The flights will operate on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, providing more convenient air connectivity between Uzbekistan and India.Participation in SATTE 2026 confirms Centrum Air’s strategic interest in the Indian market and the airline’s commitment to supporting the growth of tourist flows between India and Uzbekistan.

2 March, 2026About the Company