By Centrum Air has officially opened its new Lahore office in partnership with Gerry’s Group, strengthening its presence in Pakistan’s aviation market. The Centrum Air Lahore office will serve as a hub for passenger services and ticketing support, just ahead of the airline’s planned twice-weekly flights between Lahore and Tashkent, enhancing regional connectivity between Pakistan and Central Asia.
Centrum Air has officially inaugurated its new office in Lahore, marking a significant step in the airline’s regional expansion strategy and its growing focus on the Pakistan market.
The opening was formalized through a ribbon-cutting ceremony held in collaboration with local partners, signaling the airline’s intent to deepen its commercial and operational presence in South Asia.
The Lahore office has been established in partnership with Gerry’s Group, which serves as the airline’s General Sales Agent (GSA) in Pakistan. The collaboration is expected to enhance sales, customer support, and local market penetration as the airline builds its footprint in the region.
Located in Al Malik Plaza on Davis Road, the office will function as a key hub for passenger services, ticketing support, and coordination with travel trade partners.
The office inauguration comes just ahead of Centrum Air’s planned launch of scheduled operations between Lahore and Tashkent. The airline has confirmed two weekly frequencies on Tuesdays and Fridays, providing direct connectivity and onward connections across its expanding network.
Founded as a private carrier in Uzbekistan, Centrum Air is positioning itself as an emerging player in regional connectivity, focusing on linking Central Asia with key destinations in South Asia and the Middle East.
Based in Tashkent, the airline is gradually expanding its network, targeting underserved routes and growing demand in emerging aviation markets.
Pakistan–Central Asia connectivity remains relatively underserved, with increasing demand driven by trade, tourism, and business travel. Centrum Air’s entry into Lahore is expected to improve connectivity options and introduce additional competition in the market.
From an industry perspective, this move reflects a strategic expansion approach by smaller carriers—establishing local presence, launching focused routes, and leveraging partnerships to scale operations.
With the launch of its Lahore office and upcoming flight operations, Centrum Air is taking a calculated step toward strengthening air links between Pakistan and Central Asia while positioning itself as a niche regional connector.
