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On October 3, 2025, Centrum Air successfully operated its inaugural flight to Delhi, officially establishing regular air service between the capitals of Uzbekistan and India.
Flights will operate twice a week — on Tuesdays and Fridays — on modern and comfortable Airbus A320neo aircraft, ensuring convenience and a high level of service for passengers.
A ceremonial welcome of the inaugural flight took place at New Delhi Airport, attended by the Ambassador of the Republic of Uzbekistan to India, Sardor Rustambayev, the airport’s management, and representatives of Centrum Air. Passengers on the first Delhi–Tashkent flight were treated to a festive reception with refreshments and a celebratory cake, making the launch of the new route even more memorable.
The opening of the direct Tashkent–Delhi route marks an important step in strengthening transport and cultural ties between Uzbekistan and India, creating new opportunities for tourism, business, and economic cooperation between the two countries.
Centrum Air continues to actively expand its route network and strengthen Tashkent’s position as a rapidly developing aviation hub in the region. The airline officially announces the launch of several new international routes, some of which are already operating, while the remaining destinations will be introduced as part of the Summer 2026 schedule.New routes from Centrum Air:Tashkent – Delhi – Tashkent (already launched)Tashkent – Maldives – Tashkent (already launched)Samarkand – Kazan – Samarkand (from 20 December)Tashkent – Astana – Tashkent (from 3 April)Tashkent – Uralsk – Tashkent (from 30 March)Nukus – Atyrau – Nukus (from 1 April)Tashkent – Krasnodar – Tashkent (launching in spring 2026)Tashkent – Vladivostok – Tashkent (from 2 April)Tashkent – Frankfurt – Tashkent (from 30 March)Tashkent – Copenhagen – Tashkent (from 31 March)The expansion of the route network reflects the company’s strategic commitment to strengthening its international presence, developing transit opportunities, and improving the accessibility of air travel for passengers in Uzbekistan and abroad."These additions are more than new destinations – they reflect our commitment to building a reliable, modern, and accessible aviation ecosystem for Uzbekistan and beyond, further strengthening our position in the region and expanding opportunities for our passengers, partners, and communities," said Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding.
3 December, 2025
Centrum Air is pleased to announce the launch of its partnership with the international service platform SIXT ride. From now on, Centrum Air passengers can book premium transfers and comfortable chauffeur-driven rides as an additional travel service.With SIXT ride, you can pre-book a vehicle by choosing the pickup location, time, and preferred class – whether it’s a standard taxi, a minivan for groups, a business-class sedan for individual travel, or a luxury limousine for a special occasion. The service is available in more than 700 airports and cities worldwide.What does this partnership offer to passengers?A wide selection of vehicle classes to suit your needs and budget – from economy to premium and executive cars.Pickup directly at the arrival hall: the driver will meet you, assist with luggage, and escort you to the car.Fixed rates and transparent pricing: when booking via the platform, you receive the final price in advance, with no unexpected surcharges.Convenient online booking through the website.We invite you to take advantage of this new service and make your journey even more comfortable – from the airport to your hotel, guest meeting, or business trip.
1 December, 2025
Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private airline, is pleased to announce the launch of its first European routes as part of the Summer 2026 schedule.This marks a key milestone in the airline’s history and an important step forward in the development of its international network.Starting 30 March 2026, Centrum Air will begin direct regular flights from Tashkent to Frankfurt, followed by the launch of Tashkent to Copenhagen flights on 31 March 2026.Both new European routes will be operated twice a week on modern and comfortable Airbus A321neo aircraft. Flights to Copenhagen will operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with a flight time of 7 hours 30 minutes. Ticket prices start from 3,000,000 UZS one way, including checked baggage.Flights to Frankfurt will be available on Mondays and Fridays, with a total travel time of 8 hours 15 minutes and ticket prices starting from 3,700,000 UZS one way.The Airbus A321neo aircraft operating these routes represent a new generation of airliners, offering reduced noise levels, improved fuel efficiency, and enhanced cabin comfort, ensuring an enjoyable travel experience for passengers.Centrum Air Builds a New Transport Bridge Between Europe and AsiaIn addition to direct services, Centrum Air is actively developing Tashkent as a modern transit hub. Passengers from Denmark and Germany will benefit from convenient connections to Bangkok, Seoul, Guangzhou, Phuket, Delhi, Male, and other destinations.The airline plans to further expand its European presence in the coming years. Routes such as Manchester and Barcelona are currently under consideration, reflecting Centrum Air’s long-term ambition to strengthen its role as an international carrier connecting Europe and Asia through Uzbekistan.“Expanding into Europe is an important milestone in our growth, enhancing opportunities for both the airline and our passengers.We are opening the doors to one of the most significant aviation regions in the world and creating new, convenient routes that will link Uzbekistan with Europe even more closely.These flights mark the beginning of a long journey, and we are confident that our passengers will appreciate the new travel opportunities we offer today and will continue to develop in the future,”said Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Air.About Centrum AirCentrum Air is the largest private airline in Uzbekistan with a modern and rapidly growing fleet. Founded on 18 January 2023, the airline is actively expanding its route network while providing reliable and safe air transportation.The airline’s fleet includes 13 modern Airbus narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, serving more than 40 destinations. In 2025, Centrum Air will expand its fleet with two additional aircraft, including a wide-body Airbus A330-300 and an A321neo.
1 December, 2025
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