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 88
The airline continues to closely monitor the situation and will provide additional updates through official channels.
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, 2026
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, 2026
In accordance with the directive of the Civil Aviation Agency under the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Centrum Air flights to Jeddah (JED) and Madinah (MED) to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be operated exclusively for the purpose of evacuating passengers.These flights are intended for the repatriation of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan who had previously departed for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.Further changes and updates will be announced additionally through the airline’s official channels.Centrum Air apologizes for any inconvenience caused and thanks you for your understanding.
1 March, 2026
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