Centrum Air increases frequency of Tashkent – Delhi flights
Centrum Air announces an increase in flight frequency on the Tashkent – Delhi route. Starting from March 29, flights will operate three times per week: on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Services will be operated using modern and comfortable Airbus A320 family aircraft.
The additional frequency will provide passengers with greater flexibility for both business and leisure travel. Fares start from USD 256 round-trip (excluding baggage).
The schedule is designed to offer convenient connections via Tashkent, enabling passengers from Delhi to continue their journeys across the airline’s international network to Tbilisi, Batumi, Guangzhou, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, and other destinations.
The expansion of services to India aligns with the strategy of Centrum Holding to strengthen Tashkent’s role as an international aviation hub connecting Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Uzbekistan’s strategic location, historically at the heart of the Great Silk Road, creates natural advantages for developing modern transit routes and enhancing business and tourism connectivity.
The airline’s exclusive General Sales Agent in India is Aeroprime Group, providing commercial representation and sales support in the market.
Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director & CEO, Aeroprime Group, commented: “The increase in frequency on the Tashkent–Delhi route reflects Centrum Air’s growing commitment to the Indian market. As their Exclusive General Sales Agent in India, our focus remains on strengthening brand visibility, deepening trade engagement, and driving sustainable passenger growth. With the enhanced schedule, we see strong potential to stimulate both point-to-point and transit traffic via Tashkent, further positioning Uzbekistan as a strategic gateway connecting India with Central Asia, the CIS region, and key international destinations.”
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