Tag: Flights
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Flight operations for stranded Pakistanis to begin tomorrow
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar has said that we have made arrangements to bring back Pakistanis stranded abroad. Flight operations will begin from tomorrow to bring back people whose ticket bookings were cancelled by foreign airlines. During a press conference, Ghulam Sarwar said that Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed to operate…
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Flights Cancelled, Thousands of Pakistanis Stranded Abroad
International Airlines have cancelled flights due to the third wave of coronavirus. Thousands of Pakistanis are stranded abroad despite paying high prices. 36000 Pakistanis are waiting to return from Doha to Pakistan despite having tickets. Another 12,000 Pakistanis in Turkey are also waiting to return home. The government of Pakistan is considering issuing instructions to…
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AirSial Airline Starts its Flight Operations Across Pakistan
QUETTA: Prime Minister Imran Khan wants to equip Balochistan with modern facilities. According to reports, private airline Air Sial has started flight operations from Quetta to Islamabad and Karachi. Deputy Speaker National Assembly Qasim Khan Suri formally inaugurated Sial Airlines first flight at Islamabad Airport and later at Quetta Airport. Deputy Speaker National Assembly flew…
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Flights from UAE to Pakistan likely to resume Next Month
Dubai: The United Arab Emirates has made a big announcement for Pakistan. According to reports, flights from the United Arab Emirates to Pakistan are likely to resume next month. Emirates Airlines responded to a user’s tweet by saying that Emirates flights to Pakistan are closed till July 6. However, given the situation and in the…
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Who is the Cause of the ban on Pakistani airlines to fly on European Routes?
This opinion has been shared by Captain Muhammad Nawaz Asim L.L.M. My dear Mr. Khaqan Murtaza, DG CAA Pakistan JIAP Karachi. Assalaamo o Aikum, Sub: Employment in CAA Flight Standards Directorate through Nepotism and Favouritism and working in conflict of interest & have been doing Tax Evasion, who is the Cause of ban on Pakistani…
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Pakistan proposes reducing international flights by 80 percent
Islamabad: Corona virus continues to wreak havoc across Pakistan, in lieu of which authorities have proposed reducing international flights by 80%. Vaccine for Academia Amir Liaquat apologizes to Ahsan Khan in live show Polling underway in NA-249 amid strict security measures According to reports, the National Command and Operations Center has proposed to reduce international flights…
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Israel gains further influence after Middle East?
Cairo: According to reports, Israel now seems to have succeeded in increasing its influence in other regions after the Middle East. In this regard, on the one hand, there is news of more facilities for Israel while, on the other hand, Israel has also begun to expand its ambitions. According to sources in Cairo, consultations…
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Spain Extends Ban on UK Fights
Madrid, Jan 12 (AFP/APP): Spain on Tuesday extended for another two weeks a ban on people entering from the UK by air or sea because of concerns over the new strain of the coronavirus detected there. The entry restriction, which does not apply to Spanish nationals and those with legal residency in Spain, will remain…
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Egypt Reopened Airspace for Qatari Flights!
Cairo, Jan 12 (AFP/APP): Egypt has reopened its airspace to Qatari flights, Cairo’s civil aviation chief said Tuesday, following a thaw in relations between Doha and a Saudi-led bloc. “The Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority at dawn on Tuesday approved requests by Qatari authorities to allow Qatari airlines to pass through Egyptian airspace,” Ashraf Noweir told…
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Fog at Allama Iqbal International Airport, delay expected
According to Baaghi TV, fog has caused a delay in domestic and international flights at Allama Iqbal International Airport. Thirteen domestic and international flights have been delayed at Lahore Airport due to heavy fog, 12 flights to Lahore have been delayed and one has been canceled. Flights from Sharjah, Istanbul, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Jeddah, London…