Hello, Vladivostok!
We flew a long way from Bukhara to the Far East to finally say these words – and to breathe in the fresh sea breeze of Primorye. Vladivostok welcomed us with its iconic cable-stayed bridges and breathtaking views that truly resemble Istanbul, San Francisco, and even Naples.

On November 5, Centrum Air operated its first flight on the new Bukhara – Vladivostok route, opening a direct air connection between the historic gem of Uzbekistan and the main port city of Russia’s Far East.

Flights will be operated once a week – on Wednesdays from Bukhara and on Thursdays from Vladivostok.

Ticket prices start from 4.3 million UZS one way with baggage.
Passengers from Samarkand can also fly to Vladivostok — starting from 3.4 million UZS.

This new route connects two unique regions — the ancient East and the maritime Far East — making travel between them more comfortable and accessible.

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