Uzbek airline Centrum Air has announced the launch of direct scheduled flights to the capital of India — Delhi. The first flights will take place on October 3, 2025, with services operated twice a week on modern and comfortable Airbus A320aircraft.

Flight schedule (local time)

Tuesday and Friday

• Tashkent 06:55 – Delhi 10:55

• Delhi 12:10 – Tashkent 14:50

Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Air, noted:
“For us, this route is not only about new opportunities but also a significant contribution to strengthening ties between our countries. India represents tourism, business, healthcare, and culture. With this direct connection, Centrum Air brings our citizens and neighboring countries closer to one of the region’s most important partners.”

Convenient transit options

Passengers from other cities and countries will also be able to use the new route via Tashkent. Centrum Air offers convenient connections to Delhi from Almaty, Moscow, Novosibirsk, Istanbul, Dubai, Tel Aviv, and Copenhagen.

India as a destination

India today is one of the world’s key destinations for medical tourism. According to the Ministry of Tourism of India, in January–April 2025, the country welcomed 131,856 foreign visitors on medical visas, accounting for about 4.1% of all international visas issued during that period. Among them were 8,921 travelers from Uzbekistan, reflecting a steady growth in demand for medical treatment in India in recent years.

Ticket prices

• Tashkent — Delhi: BASE — $188, OPTIMAL — $214

• Delhi — Tashkent: BASE — $188, OPTIMAL — $215