Pakistan

PIA officially resumes flights to United Kingdom

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has officially announced the start of its British operations.

According to a PIA spokesperson, the first flight will depart on October 25.

In the initial phase, PIA will operate two weekly flights from Islamabad to Manchester. These flights will operate on Saturdays and Tuesdays.

According to the schedule, the flight from Islamabad will depart at 12 noon and reach Manchester at 5 pm, while the return flight from Manchester will depart at 7 pm and reach Islamabad at 7 am the next morning.

According to the spokesperson, flights to Manchester will be gradually increased, and flights to London will also start in the second phase. Flight bookings have started, and very suitable fares have been introduced for passengers.

The spokesperson said that now our compatriots will be able to reach their destination in just 8 hours instead of 15 hours while traveling to the UK.

PIA has resumed this route after a gap of 5 years, which the organization is very excited about. The spokesperson added, “Our mission is to provide our passengers with a comfortable, safe and fully equipped travel experience.”

Digital Desk

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