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Centrum Air opens direct flights from Tashkent to Sri Lanka

Centrum Air is launching a new international route: starting October 28, 2026, regular direct flights will begin from Tashkent to Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (Hambantota, code HRI) in southern Sri Lanka. Flights will operate twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, until the end of March 2027, using comfortable new Airbus A320 family aircraft. Sri Lanka is an island, […]

Centrum Air launches direct flights from Tashkent to Sri Lanka

Centrum Air is opening a new international destination: starting October 28, 2026, regular direct flights will launch from Tashkent to Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (Hambantota, code HRI) in the south of Sri Lanka.

Flights will operate twice a week — on Wednesdays and Saturdays — until the end of March 2027, using new, comfortable Airbus A320 family aircraft.

Sri Lanka is an island where winter turns into an endless summer. From November to April, the dry season begins on the southern coast. During this time, the weather remains warm and sunny at around +30 °C, and the ocean warms up to +28 °C. This is the perfect period for surfing: the smooth waves in Weligama and Hiriketiya are suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. Those who prefer a relaxing holiday will enjoy the golden beaches surrounded by coconut palms, fresh seafood, and the famous Ceylon tea straight from the plantations. It is also worth visiting for the experiences: Yala National Park is located near Hambantota, where leopards and elephants can be seen in the wild. Blue whales can be spotted off the coast of Mirissa, while ancient temples preserve the island's history. Sri Lanka is perfect for those who want to swap the Uzbek winter for a warm ocean.

Ticket prices start from 4.3 million soums.

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