Centrum Holding (the “Group”), an international integrated logistics and transportation group, today hosted a meeting with a delegation of the Embassy of the United States of America in the Republic of Uzbekistan, led by Ambassador Jonathan Henick. Centrum Holding’s delegation was led by Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, and Khafizjon Gafurov, Co-Founder.
The parties discussed prospects for expanding collaboration between US companies and the Group’s businesses in civil aviation, logistics, aviation personnel training, tourism and investments.
Centrum Holding presented the structure of the business comprising Centrum Air, a passenger airline, and My Freighter, a cargo carrier, as well as logistics, tourism and manufacturing operations. The Group’s total fleet currently counts 25 aircraft, with plans for further expansion.
The parties specifically discussed the development of cooperation with US suppliers of aviation equipment, as well as partnerships with Boeing and other manufacturers. The Group confirmed its intention to continue to increase purchases of US aviation equipment and expand its fleet. In 2026, five Boeing aircraft will join My Freighter’s fleet.
In the passenger aviation sector, the parties discussed Centrum Air’s plans to enter the US market, focusing on providing connectivity to the Uzbek diaspora and supporting the growing tourism and business travel between the countries. The company is considering the launch of new routes from Samarkand to New York and from Tashkent to Miami, with a technical stop in Europe, potentially in Lithuania.
In the air cargo sector, My Freighter currently operates flights to the US as part of interline agreements with international airlines, including American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and other partners. Fruit and vegetables from Uzbekistan account for a significant share of exports, with growing demand in the US market.
The parties discussed plans to establish an aviation university in Uzbekistan in partnership with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Florida, USA). The project is aimed at enhancing training for pilots and engineering and technical specialists in accordance with international standards, as well as developing a professional talent pool for the regional aviation industry.
The Group also presented its plans to attract investments and highlighted its preparation for public capital markets.
The parties concluded the meeting by reaffirming mutual interest in developing a long-term partnership between Uzbek and US businesses.
Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Centrum Holding, said: “We see strong potential for deepening collaboration with US companies in aviation, logistics, training and investments. This supports our growth strategy as we focus on long-term partnerships, cutting-edge technology and expertise, while creating new opportunities for passengers and businesses in Uzbekistan and contributing to the country’s economic growth.”
For the comfort and safety of passengers, Centrum Air applies unified carry-on baggage rules for items transported in the aircraft cabin.Each passenger may bring one piece of carry-on baggage on board free of charge, weighing up to 8 kg.The total dimensions must not exceed 115 cm. The recommended size is 55 × 35 × 25 cm. All elements are included in the measurement, such as pockets, handles, and wheels.A special carry-on tag is attached during check-in.At the airport, carry-on items may be checked using a baggage sizer and must fit freely inside it. Additional checks may also be conducted at boarding.On board, carry-on baggage must be placed either under the seat in front of you or in the overhead bin. A compact, foldable stroller may be carried instead of standard carry-on baggage.In addition to the main carry-on allowance, passengers may also bring the following items free of charge:• a small backpack, handbag, or laptop bag (up to 30 × 40 × 10 cm)• a blanket• reading materials• baby food• an umbrella or walking cane• one duty-free shopping bagThese items are not included in the measurement of the main carry-on baggage.If your carry-on exceeds the permitted number of items, weight, or dimensions, it must be checked in as registered baggage at the check-in counter. Additional charges may apply according to the fare rules.Compliance with carry-on size and weight limits helps ensure passenger comfort and the timely departure of flights.Detailed information about baggage and carry-on allowances is available in your electronic itinerary receipt and on the official Centrum Air website.
16 February, 2026
Centrum Air has updated the check-in and boarding cut-off times for its domestic flights.Check-in now closes 45 minutes before departureBoarding is completed 25 minutes before departureThese changes are aimed at improving on-time performance and ensuring the timely execution of the flight schedule. The updated rules apply to domestic routes, including flights to Urgench (Khiva), Nukus, Bukhara, and Termez. Passengers are kindly advised to arrive at the airport in advance to complete all pre-flight procedures comfortably.Centrum Air continues to enhance its operational processes to ensure schedule reliability, passenger comfort, and a high standard of service.
26 January, 2026
During the recent visit to Pakistan, the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev specifically highlighted the expansion of direct air links between the two countries. In his address, he emphasized that starting from April this year, Centrum Air will launch scheduled passenger services to Lahore, while My Freighter will commence cargo operations to Karachi.The new routes are aimed at strengthening business, tourism, and logistics ties, as well as enhancing trade and economic cooperation between Uzbekistan and Pakistan.“It is a great honor for us that the projects of Centrum Air and My Freighter are becoming part of the interstate agenda and contributing to the development of regional transport connectivity.We are sincerely proud to be part of the process of strengthening mutually beneficial ties between Uzbekistan and Pakistan. For us, opening new routes is not merely an expansion of our network, but the creation of a sustainable ‘air bridge’ that supports business, tourism, and the shared development of our regions,” said Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding.
9 February, 2026
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