Centrum Air launches direct Hyderabad-Tashkent connectivity

Direct Hyderabad-Tashkent service launched with networking event in Hyderabad
Route strengthens tourism, trade and travel links between India and Uzbekistan
Provides direct access to Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage sites
Reduces travel time compared to connecting flights through regional hubs
Expands Centrum Air’s presence in the Indian aviation market

Centrum Air has launched direct connectivity between Hyderabad and Tashkent, with the new service further strengthening connections between India and Uzbekistan and creating enhanced opportunities for tourism, trade and travel. The launch was celebrated at an exclusive networking evening in Hyderabad, marking a significant expansion of the airline’s presence in the Indian market. The new route provides travellers from Hyderabad with direct access to Uzbekistan’s capital, a city known for its rich history and position on the ancient Silk Road trading routes.

The service opens up new possibilities for Indian travellers seeking to explore Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage, including the historic cities of Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, which have traditionally required connecting flights through other regional hubs. The direct connectivity reduces travel time and simplifies journey planning for both leisure and business travellers, with Uzbekistan’s tourism sector having shown steady growth in recent years. The route also facilitates two-way trade and business links between the technology and pharmaceutical sectors in Hyderabad and Uzbekistan’s growing economy.

The launch event brought together travel industry professionals, media representatives and key stakeholders to mark the commencement of the new service. Centrum Air’s expansion into the Hyderabad market represents a strategic move to tap into the growing demand for Central Asian travel from southern India, with the airline positioning itself as a key player in the India-Uzbekistan aviation corridor. The new connection adds to the existing air links between the two countries, providing more choice for passengers travelling between the regions.