PIA's five aircraft to get upgraded seats
Pakistan International Airlines has
signed an agreement to modernize the cabins of its Boeing 777 aircraft,
introducing lie-flat Business Class seats and improved facilities for
passengers.
Under the phased refurbishment programme, five aircraft are confirmed for
upgrades, with an option to include four additional planes.
The project includes refurbishment of Economy Class seats, installation of
in-seat charging facilities across the cabins, and replacement of carpets and
selected interior features.
The airline will also undertake necessary engineering, certification and
technical work in coordination with its fleet maintenance schedule.
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PIA Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Amir Hayat said the initiative forms
part of the airline’s post-privatization transformation, aimed at improving
passenger comfort and bringing its long-haul services in line with
international aviation standards.
The modernization programme is being undertaken in collaboration with
Aerotec Group and its aviation services partners.
The upgraded cabins are expected to offer passengers greater comfort,
improved connectivity and a better onboard travel experience.
Source: www.aerotime.aero
