Gwadar Airport to operate on restricted schedule until December 30

 

Gwadar airport will remain closed to regular operations on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

Gwadar Airport to work on limited days until December 30

Gwadar International Airport will operate under a revised schedule until December 30, 2026, with regular airport operations suspended on three days each week, according to the new operating arrangements.

Under the revised schedule, the airport will remain closed to regular operations on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Flight operations will continue on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, but only during designated time windows.


Revised operating hours

·        Monday: 2:15pm to 4:45pm

·        Tuesday: 7:30am to 9:30am and 12:30pm to 2:15pm

·        Thursday: 2:15pm to 4:45pm

·        Sunday: 10am to 1:30pm

·        Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: Closed for regular operations


Special arrangements will apply to aircraft seeking to operate outside the designated hours. Civilian and military aircraft planning such operations must notify the airport administration at least 24 hours in advance.

 

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The same advance-notification requirement applies to scheduled and unscheduled civil and non-civil aircraft operating outside the prescribed timings, allowing airport authorities to make the necessary operational arrangements.

The revised schedule does not represent a complete shutdown of Gwadar Airport, but places the facility under restricted weekly operating hours through December 30.

Passengers travelling to or from Gwadar have been advised to confirm their flight timings with their respective airlines before travelling to the airport, particularly given the limited daily operating windows.

 

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Gwadar International Airport is a major aviation infrastructure project serving Gwadar and the wider Balochistan region.

Source: Pakistan Connect

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