Direct flights from Tashkent to Hyderabad will begin on September 28

A direct air connection will be established for the first time between Tashkent and Mauritius. According to information from Podrobno.uz correspondent, the first flight on this new route is scheduled for December 26.

The launch of this route was announced during a joint open dialogue between representatives of the tourism sectors of Uzbekistan and Mauritius. Following the first flight in January, four more flights are planned, and starting from June 2027, the air connection will become regular, operating once a week.

Before the opening of the direct link, travelers from Uzbekistan had to reach the island using layovers in Dubai or Istanbul, which increased the total travel time to 14–17 hours. Thanks to the new direct flight from Tashkent to Mauritius, the flight duration will be reduced by approximately half, amounting to about 8.5 hours.

Previously, the return tourist flow between the countries was minor, and one of the main reasons for this was the lack of direct transport, forcing tourists to choose complex and long routes with layovers.

Furthermore, the new route is planned to be used for transit traffic. In the future, passengers from Kazakhstan, Russia, and other CIS states will be able to fly through Tashkent to Mauritius. It should be noted that direct flights have previously been launched between Urgench and Almaty.

The Tourism Committee of Uzbekistan announced that the airline Centrum Air will begin operating regular direct flights between Tashkent and Hyderabad starting September 28.

The new service will operate twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays. The goal of launching this new route is to expand transport links between Uzbekistan and India, as well as create additional opportunities for the exchange of tourist flows between the two countries.

Direct flights will provide tourists from major cities in South India with more convenient access to Tashkent. The opening of this route is expected to contribute to an increase in tourist traffic and the development of business relations.

Hyderabad is a major city in South India and the capital of Telangana state. This city is known as one of India's technology hubs, where historical architecture combines with modern business and IT infrastructure.

The launch of direct air communication between Tashkent and Hyderabad is intended to strengthen tourism, business, cultural, and humanitarian ties between Uzbekistan and India.