The Uzbek carrier will operate the route twice weekly on Airbus A320neo aircraft as part of agreements with India.

Uzbek airline Centrum Air will launch regular flights on the Tashkent–Hyderabad–Tashkent route twice weekly starting 28 September 2026, according to the Dunyo news agency.
Flights will be operated on Airbus A320neo aircraft. Hyderabad will become the second Indian city in Centrum Air's route network after New Delhi.
The new route was presented in Hyderabad with participation from the Embassy of Uzbekistan, airline representatives, and more than 120 members of the tourism and business communities of both countries. Sardor Rustambaev, Uzbekistan's ambassador to India, called the launch of direct air service a practical implementation of agreements reached during the Indian prime minister's visit to Tashkent on 29–30 August.
Event participants also learned about tourism opportunities in Uzbekistan, hotel infrastructure, and recreational destinations. It was noted that the flow of tourists from India to Uzbekistan is growing.
Centrum Air will begin flying from Tashkent to Hyderabad twice weekly from September 2026 on Airbus A320neo aircraft. This is the airline's second Indian city after New Delhi and represents the implementation of agreements between Uzbekistan and India.
Direct air service will reduce travel time between the two countries and facilitate business and tourism interaction. Growth in tourist flows from India to Uzbekistan is expected, which will create new opportunities for the tourism business and hotel infrastructure.