Centrum Air to launch weekly Tashkent–Tyumen direct flights from 3 January 2027

Centrum Air will start weekly direct flights between Tashkent and Tyumen in Western Siberia on 3 January 2027, the airline announced on 3 November 2026.

The service will operate once a week, on Sundays, with Airbus A320-family aircraft and a flight time of about three hours. Flight C6447 is scheduled to leave Tashkent at 13:00 and arrive in Tyumen at 16:00 local time, while the return flight, C6448, departs Tyumen at 17:30 and lands in Tashkent at 20:30. Tickets are sold on the airline's website and in its app.

The airline says the route will make travel between Uzbekistan and Western Siberia easier for people visiting family and friends, for business trips and for holidays, stressing that a direct daytime flight avoids connections and overnight departures. Its announcement also presents Tyumen, founded in 1586, as the first Russian city in Siberia and a destination known for its thermal springs.

The announcement covers the launch only and does not say whether frequencies will increase or until when the route will run. Travellers should check the entry rules that apply to them in Russia and Uzbekistan and confirm the schedule with the airline before booking.