On November 1, at 03:30 local time, Centrum Air’s new Airbus A320 (UK32076) arrived at Tashkent international airport. The aircraft flew in from Tianjin, China, becoming the airline’s 13th aircraft in its fleet and the fifth of this particular type.
The new plane is equipped with 180 ergonomic seats, providing passengers with a high level of comfort during the flight. The Airbus A320 is a modern medium-haul aircraft capable of flying up to 6,800 kilometers.
This aircraft will operate on the company’s routes to CIS and Middle Eastern countries. “Receiving the new Airbus A320 aircraft is further proof of our company’s sustainable growth and our commitment to providing high-quality service and comfort to our passengers,” said Abduaziz Abdurakhmonov, founder and chairman of Centrum Holding.
According to him, the expansion of the fleet creates new opportunities to develop route networks and increase the number of flights on popular routes. Centrum Air also has five medium-haul aircraft from the Airbus A321-253NX NEO family.
At the beginning of September, Centrum Air expanded its fleet with a new wide-body Airbus A330-300 (UK33031) aircraft. The new Airbus A320 will soon begin operating regular flights on the company’s routes.
