New airlines looking to enter into Pakistani market
Several new airlines are looking to enter the Pakistani market.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has revealed that Jet Green, Q Airways,
and Go Green Air have applied for licenses and permits to begin operations in
various cities across Pakistan. Additionally, Air Indus is seeking to resume
its flight services, while Q Aviation and Liberty Air have also submitted
applications for operating licenses.
CAA officials noted that this surge in license applications is a positive
development for the country's economy. The introduction of these new airlines
is expected to enhance travel options for passengers, boost foreign exchange
earnings in the aviation sector, and create new job opportunities.
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Currently, three private airlines—Airblue, SereneAir, and AirSial—are in
operation within Pakistan.
For further details, the CAA had previously released a performance report
for airlines operating domestically, including Pakistan International Airlines
(PIA).
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The report, covering July to December 2023, placed PIA in fourth place with
a departure and arrival ratio of 89.32 percent, indicating potential for
improvement in operational efficiency.
Source: ARY News