Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Centrum Air will launch direct flights from Tashkent to Chelyabinsk in December 2026 and to Tyumen in January 2027, expanding its route network between Uzbekistan and Russian regions.
The first flight on the Tashkent–Chelyabinsk route is scheduled for 4 December 2026. Flights will operate twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, with an estimated journey time of around two hours and 40 minutes.
Flight C6957 will depart Tashkent at 00:30 and arrive in Chelyabinsk at 03:10. The return flight, C6958, will leave Chelyabinsk at 04:20 and arrive in Tashkent at 07:05.
From 3 January 2027, Centrum Air will also introduce direct flights between Tashkent and Tyumen. The service will operate once a week, on Sundays, with a flight time of approximately three hours.
Flight C6447 will depart Tashkent at 13:00 and arrive in Tyumen at 16:00. The return service, C6448, will leave Tyumen at 17:30 and arrive in Tashkent at 20:30.
All departure and arrival times are local to the respective airports. Airbus A320 family aircraft are planned for both routes.
Round-trip fares start at 4.4 million soums for the Tashkent–Chelyabinsk route and 4.8 million soums for flights between Tashkent and Tyumen.
Tickets are already available through Centrum Air's official website and mobile application.
The new routes will expand direct air connectivity between Uzbekistan and Russia's South Urals and Western Siberia regions. The services may be used by passengers visiting relatives and friends, as well as those travelling for business or personal purposes.
Tashkent will also offer transit opportunities for passengers from Chelyabinsk and Tyumen travelling onward through Centrum Air's route network.
Connecting flights through the Uzbek capital will provide access to destinations including the Maldives, China, India, South Korea, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates and other countries.
The expansion is expected to strengthen transport links between Uzbekistan and Russian regions while increasing transit opportunities through Tashkent's aviation hub.
