Centrum Air Adds More Capacity on India Route
Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s private airline, has increased its weekly flights between India and Uzbekistan to five, citing growing demand for tourism, business, and medical travel. The move aims to strengthen connectivity and support bilateral trade while offering passengers more flexible scheduling and competitive fares.
Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s fast-growing private airline, has expanded its flight frequencies between India and Uzbekistan to five weekly services, responding to rising passenger demand. The airline cited increasing tourism, business exchanges, medical travel, and cultural ties as key drivers for the expansion, which will enhance connectivity and convenience for travelers. The additional flights mark Centrum Air’s commitment to the Indian market, where demand has been strong for access to Uzbekistan’s historic cities and business opportunities. Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov, Founder and CEO of Centrum Holding, stated that the increase reflects confidence in the market’s potential and aligns with the airline’s long-term growth strategy in the region. The expanded schedule will provide greater scheduling flexibility and improved onward connections within Uzbekistan and Central Asia. Abhishek Goyal, CEO of Aeroprime Group—the airline’s General Sales Agent (GSA) partner in India—praised the response from Indian travelers and the trade community, calling the milestone a testament to the strength of the India-Uzbekistan travel corridor. Uzbekistan’s visa-friendly policies, Silk Road heritage, and appeal as a leisure and MICE destination continue to attract Indian travelers. The enhanced services aim to further boost tourism flows while offering competitive fares and an improved travel experience for passengers between the two countries.
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