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Centrum Air is boosting its Korea service ahead of the summer season. From June 2, 2026, the Tashkent – Seoul (Incheon) route will be operated by a wide-body Airbus A330, replacing the current Airbus A321neo.
The Airbus A330 seats 347 passengers – more space, more comfort. Alongside the aircraft upgrade, checked baggage allowances on the route are also expanding:
Optimal fare — 2 pieces of checked baggage, 23 kg each
Comfort fare — 2 pieces of checked baggage, 32 kg each
To mark the switch to a wide-body aircraft, the airline is launching a special promotional fare: round-trip tickets on the Tashkent – Seoul – Tashkent route from UZS 4,500,000.
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On May 13, 2026, Centrum Air participated in a Road Show organised in partnership with the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in India, New Delhi. The event brought together key representatives of India's travel trade, including travel agents, tour operators, and DMC partners.The Centrum Air team presented the airline as Uzbekistan's largest private carrier with the country's youngest fleet, highlighting its route network and commercial opportunities for trade partners. The airline currently operates 3 weekly flights on the Delhi–Tashkent route, offering seamless onward connectivity to CIS countries and Europe via Tashkent.The event generated strong interest from trade partners and reinforced Centrum Air's position as a reliable and growing carrier in the India–Uzbekistan market. The airline remains committed to the continued development of its presence in India as one of its key strategic markets.Centrum Air, part of Centrum Holding, is Uzbekistan's largest private passenger airline. Centrum Air's fleet consists of 16 modern narrow-body and wide-body Airbus aircraft, operating flights to more than 50 destinations. The company is actively expanding its route network, providing reliable air transportation via its hubs in Uzbekistan.
20 May, 2026
The new issue of Centrum Travel Magazine is dedicated to the senses. One of them – sight. But there are things more important than what we feel.Centrum Air has launched a social project in support of the Republican Central Special Library for the Visually Impaired. As a first step, the team visited the library and donated a selection of essential literature printed in Braille, along with a computer, a printer, and other equipment.The shelves here are never full, because every book matters. Centrum Air is publishing a list of needed titles and inviting everyone to join in – to buy books and donate them directly to the Republican Central Special Library for the Visually Impaired. Some books on the list are available from 12,000 soums.Details and the full book list are available on our website. One book – already makes a difference.
19 May, 2026
Centrum Air announces the latest addition to its fleet: on May 14, 2026, the airline's sixteenth aircraft – an Airbus A320-214 with registration number UK32077 arrived in Tashkent.The Airbus A320 is one of the most reliable and widely operated narrow-body airliners in the world, with a proven track record on medium-haul routes. The aircraft seats 186 passengers and offers a high level of onboard comfort. The new addition will strengthen the airline's operational capabilities and will be deployed on key routes across the Middle East and CIS countries.Following the airline's longstanding tradition, the aircraft has been named after an outstanding figure of Uzbek culture and history. The aircraft bears the name of Alisher Navoi – a great poet, thinker, statesman, and enlightener of the 15th century, whose legacy remains a symbol of Uzbek identity and the nation's spiritual greatness. Navoi laid the foundations of Uzbek literature and continues to hold a place of profound significance in the hearts of millions around the world."Fleet growth is the foundation of our airline's development. It means new destinations, a broader route network, and greater accessibility of air travel for our passengers. By naming our aircraft after the great figures of Uzbekistan, we are building not only a fleet, but also our country's symbolic presence in global aviation." — Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Air.This latest addition reflects Centrum Air's consistent commitment to expanding its route geography and making air travel more accessible.Today, the Centrum Air fleet includes four named aircraft: Amir Temur (UK32070), Abdulla Qodiriy (UK67022), Beruniy (UK67009) — and now Alisher Navoi (UK32077).
15 May, 2026
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