Uzbekistan's Centrum Air has cut the frequency of its Tashkent – Hyderabad flights from two per week to one. The change applies from 25.10.2026, in the winter 2026/27 season. This follows from a schedule published on 06.11.2026. The route is operated with an Airbus A320neo.
How the route developed
The Tashkent – Hyderabad service was originally planned to start on 30.03.2026, then postponed to the end of September. The first flight took place on 28.09.2026; at launch, two weekly flights were reported. Hyderabad airport called the new service a milestone in its international connectivity, and Centrum Air CEO Abdulaziz Abdurakhmanov said at the announcement that the route had potential for tourism, students, visiting friends and relatives, and onward international travel. The schedule published on 25.09.2026 kept two weekly flights after 25.10.
What changed
According to the 06.11.2026 schedule, one flight per week operates in each direction after 25.10. By our calculation, this is half the weekly flights at launch. The publication does not make clear which day remains in the schedule.
What has not been announced
The reason for the reduction, whether it is temporary or lasts the whole winter season, a date for any return to two weekly flights, load factors and the number of passengers carried have not been disclosed. There is no official Centrum Air statement on the change. The weekday of the remaining flight has not been disclosed.
Our assessment
The reduction came four weeks after launch, but without load data and without an explanation from the airline, demand on the Indian market cannot be judged from it. This is a flycentralasia conclusion, not a Centrum Air statement.
What businesses should do
Tour operators and agencies selling trips via Tashkent should check the current schedule and departure days before building winter packages. For carriers and airports in the region, this is a signal to plan new Indian routes with frequency headroom and demand data.