The new twice-weekly service expands Centrum Air’s Indian network and demonstrates the role of local GSA support in developing a new international route.
Centrum Air inaugurated direct flights between Hyderabad and Tashkent on 28 September 2026, adding a second Indian destination to its network after Delhi. The airline operates the route twice weekly with an Airbus A320neo.
Aeroprime Group supports Centrum Air as its exclusive GSA in India. The Hyderabad launch extends the airline’s local presence into South India and gives travellers from Telangana and surrounding markets a direct gateway to Uzbekistan and Central Asia.
According to GMR Hyderabad International Airport, the service establishes the first direct air connection between South India and Central Asia. The route is expected to support travel linked to business, tourism, education, healthcare and cultural exchange.
For airline representation teams, the launch illustrates the value of local market knowledge when a carrier develops a new gateway. Effective GSA support connects the airline with trade partners, helps build visibility and supports the commercial development required beyond the inaugural flight.
Aeroprime Group said the expansion reflects the opportunity it sees in the Indian market and its commitment to supporting Centrum Air’s continued network growth.
