Centrum Air has announced an increase in its Tashkent–Delhi route frequency, with flights set to operate three times a week starting 29 March 2026. The airline will run services on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays using its modern Airbus A320 family aircraft, offering passengers greater flexibility for both business and leisure travel. Fares begin at $256 (US$256) for a round-trip, excluding baggage.
The decision to increase flight frequency is driven by growing demand and aims to strengthen Tashkent's role as a transit hub, connecting Indian travellers to destinations across Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director and CEO of Aeroprime Group, Centrum Air's exclusive General Sales Agent in India, stated, “The increase in frequency on the Tashkent–Delhi route reflects Centrum Air’s growing commitment to the Indian market.”
This expansion aligns with Centrum Holding's strategy to enhance Tashkent's position as an international aviation hub. The airline's network includes key destinations such as Tbilisi, Batumi, Guangzhou, Istanbul, and Tel Aviv. Tickets are now available through Centrum Air's official sales channels.
Centrum Air, a private airline based in Tashkent, is part of Centrum Holding and is actively expanding its route network across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. The airline aims to be a preferred carrier for both leisure and business travellers, offering competitive fares and convenient schedules
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