New Uzbek airline postpones start of Israel service

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Centrum Air now plans to begin flying between Tashkent and Tel Aviv on November 21.

Uzbek airline Centrum Air has postponed the launch of flights between Tel Aviv and Tashkent to November 21. The corporate had initially deliberate to launch its Israel service immediately (Wednesday) with a bi-weekly flight that might be along with the each day flight operated by Uzbekistan Airways.

Centrum Air is a privately-held low-cost airline based in early 2023 as a part of a authorities initiative. It’s primarily based at Islam Karimov Tashkent Worldwide Airport. Its fleet consists of 5 new Airbus planes, flying to 14 locations in Asia and the East.

Based on Israel Airports Authority information, within the interval January to September this 12 months, some 40,000 passengers flew to Uzbekistan, 85% of them with Uzbekistan Airways.

Revealed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on October 30, 2024.