Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air launching Tashkent-Tbilisi flights
The services will start on May 13 and run through the summer season. Photo: Centrum Air/Instagram
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Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air budget airline will launch direct flights linking Tashkent and Tbilisi later this month, the United Airports of Georgia announced on Tuesday.
The airline will carry passengers between Tbilisi International Airport in the Georgian capital and the Uzbek capital city weekly.
The services will start on May 13 and run through the summer season.
Uzbekistan Airlines, another airline from the country, is currently operating three weekly scheduled flights between the two cities.
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