As part of the transition to the winter schedule, Centrum Air is expanding its flight geography in Russia by launching new direct routes.

Tashkent — Saint Petersburg
Starting October 27, regular direct flights from Tashkent to Saint Petersburg will be operated three times a week — on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays — aboard modern and comfortable Airbus A320 aircraft.
One-way tickets with baggage are available from 2.6 million UZS.

In addition, flights from Urgench to Saint Petersburg are already being operated on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The route includes a convenient transit stop in Tashkent, making travel accessible both for residents of the capital and the western regions of Uzbekistan.

Saint Petersburg is the cultural capital of Russia and one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Its elegant embankments along the Neva River, the Hermitage Museum, white nights, and 19th-century architecture make it an important tourist and business destination.

Tashkent — Grozny
Starting October 28, Centrum Air will also launch direct flights from Tashkent to Grozny. Flights will operate twice a week — on Wednesdays and Sundays.
One-way tickets with baggage start from 2.2 million UZS.

Grozny, the capital of the Chechen Republic, is a modern city with a rich history and unique culture. Today, it is known for its large-scale transformation, the hospitality of its residents, and a harmonious blend of tradition and modern architecture.

Bukhara — Vladivostok
Starting November 5, Centrum Air will open a new route Bukhara — Vladivostok as part of the winter 2025/26 schedule. Flights will be operated once a week — on Wednesdays from Bukhara and on Thursdays from Vladivostok.
The new route connects Uzbekistan’s historical gem with the main port city of Russia’s Far East.
Vladivostok is a major economic and cultural center on the coast of the Sea of Japan, combining scenic landscapes, a maritime atmosphere, and a dynamic business environment.
One-way tickets with baggage start from 5.1 million UZS.

Centrum Air continues to expand its route network, strengthening Uzbekistan’s transport connectivity with key regions of the CIS and Russia, and making travel more comfortable and accessible.