Lahore: The Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will resume its second flight service from the city to New Delhi by the end of this month, an airline official said today.
Pakistan's flag carrier had yesterday announced to launch its second flight after it witnessed an increase in the number of passengers travelling between India and Pakistan.
"The second flight a week from Lahore to Delhi will operate from the last week of this month," PIA spokesman Mashood Tajwar said, adding that PIA would be operating the second weekly flight with an ATR plane.
The PIA in May last year had suspended Karachi to Mumbai weekly flight and also cut one Lahore to Delhi flight, citing low passenger volume.
The PIA also announced to discontinue its services to the United States from October 31 due to mounting losses.
07/10/17 PTI/New Indian Express
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Pakistan's flag carrier had yesterday announced to launch its second flight after it witnessed an increase in the number of passengers travelling between India and Pakistan.
"The second flight a week from Lahore to Delhi will operate from the last week of this month," PIA spokesman Mashood Tajwar said, adding that PIA would be operating the second weekly flight with an ATR plane.
The PIA in May last year had suspended Karachi to Mumbai weekly flight and also cut one Lahore to Delhi flight, citing low passenger volume.
The PIA also announced to discontinue its services to the United States from October 31 due to mounting losses.
07/10/17 PTI/New Indian Express
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