Australian team holds thorough assessment of Skardu Airport
A high-level delegation from the Australian High
Commission in Islamabad recently conducted a thorough assessment of Skardu
International Airport, reviewing the facility’s operational capabilities and
safety protocols for Australian tourists traveling to Pakistan’s northern
tourism hub.
The three-member delegation, led by Second
Secretary and Consul Scott Gordon Macdonald-Golden, carried out detailed
inspections of the airport’s infrastructure, emergency response systems, and
overall safety measures.
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The visit primarily focused on ensuring that the
airport is fully equipped to handle the increasing number of Australian
visitors to the region, particularly in light of the growing popularity of
northern Pakistan’s scenic destinations, which are easily accessible via
Skardu.
During the assessment, the delegation toured
both the arrival and departure terminals, observing passenger processing
procedures and receiving briefings on the airport’s emergency preparedness and
security arrangements. They also evaluated the passenger amenities and general
facilities offered at the airport.
The Australian officials expressed
satisfaction with the airport’s standards, particularly commending its
cleanliness, organizational efficiency, and overall service quality. Their
positive assessment indicates that the airport is well-prepared to handle
international travelers safely and efficiently.
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Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA), is a key gateway for tourism development in
northern Pakistan. According to a PAA spokesman, the airport is continually
enhancing its facilities to accommodate both domestic and international
travelers as tourism in the region continues to grow.
This inspection highlights the importance of
maintaining international safety and service standards as Pakistan’s tourism
sector expands, especially in remote but increasingly popular destinations like
Skardu and the surrounding mountain regions.
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Both
Pakistani and Australian officials indicated that the visit will further
strengthen cooperation to ensure the safety and comfort of Australian tourists
visiting northern Pakistan, which has become a prime destination for adventure
tourism and mountaineering.
Source: Business Recorder