New Airlines to Launch Operations in Pakistan
Several new airlines are preparing to start their services in different cities across Pakistan. This information comes from a report by a private news channel, which quoted sources from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
According to the CAA, local airlines such as Jet Green, Q Airways, and Go Green Air have already applied for the required licenses and permits to operate.
In addition to the new airlines, Air Indus has asked the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to restart its operations. Q Aviation and Liberty Air have also applied for licenses to start their flight services in Pakistan.
The CAA is pleased with these new applications, as they see the arrival of new airlines as a good sign for the country’s economy. This move is expected to provide travelers with more choices, increase foreign exchange earnings from the aviation industry, and create more job opportunities.
Right now, three private airlines—Airblue, SereneAir, and AirSial—are already operating in Pakistan. With the addition of new airlines, there will be more competition in the market. This is expected to lead to better service and lower prices for passengers, as airlines will strive to offer improved services and more competitive rates.
