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Uzbekistan Air Cargo Notes | 6 November 2025

  • Writer: Nadira Islamova
    Nadira Islamova
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Delta Global Solutions
Delta Global Solutions

Welcome to this week's edition of Uzbekistan Air Cargo Notes, the first and only newsletter focusing on the latest news and insights into the dynamic air cargo market of Uzbekistan and Central Asia. This week, we are reporting on Tajikistan’s Somon Air’s new route to Russia, Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air’s fleet expansion and more.


Air Cargo Trends


Tajikistan’s Somon Air launches new route to Russia

  • Tajikistan’s privately owned airline Somon Air will launch direct passenger flights ex Dushanbe, Tajikistan to Mineralnye Vody, Russia starting on 30 November 2025

  • The airline will operate the weekly service using Boeing 737NG aircraft


Kazakhstan’s Alpha Sky to build MRO facility at Turkistan Airport

  • Kazakhstan’s Alpha Sky plans to construct an EASA-certified maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) complex at its base airport in Turkistan (HSA) capable of performing base maintenance up to the C-check level

  • Facility worth $25 million will accommodate two Boeing 777 aircrafts, supporting Alpha Sky’s expansion into widebody operations, including Boeing 747F freighters expected by the end of 2025


Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air expanded its fleet

  • Uzbekistan’s privately owned Centrum Air has taken delivery of an Airbus A320ceo, bringing its A320 family fleet to ten aircraft and total fleet to thirteen, including three A330-300 widebodies on 1 November  2025

  • The newly arrived aircraft leased from Irish lessor Avolon, will operate on routes across the CIS and the Middle East


My Freighter has partnered with the U.S. National Air Cargo

  • Uzbekistan’s largest cargo airline My Freighter has partnered with the U.S.-based National Air Cargo, part of the National Airlines Group operating Boeing 747 freighters

  • The agreement strengthens Uzbekistan’s cargo connectivity with the Middle East, Asia, Europe and the USA, supporting Tashkent’s role as a growing regional air cargo hub



Other News

Uzbekistan and Pakistan explored multimodal transport cooperation


  • Uzbekistan’s rail companies JSC “Uzbekiston Temir Yullari” and JSC “Temiryul Cargo” held talks with Pakistan’s SLG Trax Group Limited to explore the development of multimodal transport links between the two countries

  • The meeting focused on the Uzbekistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan corridor, container train services, logistics optimization, competitive freight tariffs and safe cargo movement, highlighting Uzbekistan’s role as a Central Asia logistics hub



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