Tag: Centrum Air
Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air is set to implement the Optifly IT platform to further enhance its operational planning processes. As part of this rollout, the airline plans to utilize several efficiency-boosting ...
Turkish Technic signed an agreement to provide component pool access for the Airbus A320 family fleet of Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private carrier. The signing ceremony took place on the ...
Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private carrier, has launched a new retailing and distribution system from Indian IT developer Verteil Technologies. The new platform is based on the NDC (New Distribution ...
Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport authorized local airlines to resume scheduled passenger services to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia from March 10. The flights are open to passengers of ...
Uzbekistan-based private carrier Centrum Air is restructuring its fleet basing and flight schedule as part of a network optimization and efficiency drive. With the onset of the summer 2026 season, ...
The fourth Airbus A330 widebody, which joined the fleet of Uzbek carrier Centrum Air in mid-February, has undergone a complete cabin refurbishment. The key features of the new interior include ...
The private Uzbek carrier Centrum Air has become the largest operator of Airbus A330-300 widebody long-haul aircraft in Central Asia. On February 13, the airline took delivery of its fourth ...
Privately-held Uzbek airlines from the Centrum Holding group, Centrum Air and My Freighter, have announced new flights to Pakistan. This development follows a recent visit by Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev ...
Uzbekistan’s Centrum Holding charts course for U.S. with new routes, freighters, and university plans
Two of Uzbekistan's leading privately-held carriers, Centrum Air and Qanot Sharq, are launching flights to Europe, challenging the national flag carrier, Uzbekistan Airways
Uzbekistan's Centrum Air has taken delivery of an A321neo, bringing its fleet to 14 aircraft
Uzbeki carrier Centrum Air operated services to ten destinations from Samarkand airport in 2025
Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air is set to implement the Optifly IT platform to further enhance its operational planning processes. As part of this rollout, the airline plans to utilize several efficiency-boosting ...
Turkish Technic signed an agreement to provide component pool access for the Airbus A320 family fleet of Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private carrier. The signing ceremony took place on the ...
Centrum Air, Uzbekistan’s largest private carrier, has launched a new retailing and distribution system from Indian IT developer Verteil Technologies. The new platform is based on the NDC (New Distribution ...
Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport authorized local airlines to resume scheduled passenger services to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia from March 10. The flights are open to passengers of ...
Uzbekistan-based private carrier Centrum Air is restructuring its fleet basing and flight schedule as part of a network optimization and efficiency drive. With the onset of the summer 2026 season, ...
The fourth Airbus A330 widebody, which joined the fleet of Uzbek carrier Centrum Air in mid-February, has undergone a complete cabin refurbishment. The key features of the new interior include ...
The private Uzbek carrier Centrum Air has become the largest operator of Airbus A330-300 widebody long-haul aircraft in Central Asia. On February 13, the airline took delivery of its fourth ...
Privately-held Uzbek airlines from the Centrum Holding group, Centrum Air and My Freighter, have announced new flights to Pakistan. This development follows a recent visit by Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev ...
Uzbekistan’s Centrum Holding charts course for U.S. with new routes, freighters, and university plans
Two of Uzbekistan's leading privately-held carriers, Centrum Air and Qanot Sharq, are launching flights to Europe, challenging the national flag carrier, Uzbekistan Airways
Uzbekistan's Centrum Air has taken delivery of an A321neo, bringing its fleet to 14 aircraft
Uzbeki carrier Centrum Air operated services to ten destinations from Samarkand airport in 2025