Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has reduced the number of flights to and from India.
The airline has cut 66% of its flights due to low passenger traffic and shortage of aircraft. “We have cut down our operations temporarily to and from India by 66%, primarily because of shortage of aircraft and reduction in passengers,” PIA’s spokesman Mashhood Tajwar was quoted as saying by DNA India.
The airline will now operate only four flights a week to India as against 12 flights operated earlier.
13/09/13 Travel Daily Media
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The airline has cut 66% of its flights due to low passenger traffic and shortage of aircraft. “We have cut down our operations temporarily to and from India by 66%, primarily because of shortage of aircraft and reduction in passengers,” PIA’s spokesman Mashhood Tajwar was quoted as saying by DNA India.
The airline will now operate only four flights a week to India as against 12 flights operated earlier.
13/09/13 Travel Daily Media
