Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will resume direct flights from Lahore to London, expanding its UK operations beyond Islamabad. The first Lahore–London service, PK-757, is scheduled for March 30, flying to London Heathrow Airport using a Boeing 777.

AirSial, Pakistan’s growing domestic airline, is set to strengthen air connectivity between the southern port city of Karachi and the northern city of Peshawar by launching four weekly flights on this route, beginning January 10. This expansion reflects the airline’s ongoing efforts to enhance domestic travel options and provide convenient, reliable air services to key cities across the country.

Pakistan has granted approval for Britain’s Norse Atlantic Airways to operate direct flights to Islamabad from major UK cities, including London, Manchester, and Birmingham, significantly expanding international travel options for Pakistani passengers. This strategic decision is aimed at improving connectivity between Pakistan and the United Kingdom while fostering healthy competition within the

MCB Bank, in collaboration with Pakistan International Airlines, has introduced a limited-time discount offer for travelers using eligible MCB Bank cards to purchase PIA tickets. Under the offer, customers can receive a 10 percent discount on the base fare when booking flights directly through PIA’s official website, mobile application, or authorized booking offices.

Sri Lanka’s low-cost airline FitsAir is set to commence direct flights between Colombo and Lahore starting January 20, 2026, enhancing air connectivity between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The carrier will operate two weekly flights every Tuesday and Saturday using its Airbus A320 aircraft.

China Southern Airlines is set to enhance air connectivity between Pakistan and China by increasing the frequency of its Guangzhou–Lahore flights. Starting January 1, the airline will operate daily services on this route using an Airbus A330, up from the current five weekly flights with a Boeing 787. The move is expected to boost passenger capacity and improve travel options for business

Pakistan International Airlines has announced the resumption of its direct flights to London starting March 29, 2026, bringing an end to a six-year suspension of its operations in the United Kingdom. The move marks an important milestone for the national carrier as it works to restore its international network and improve connectivity for passengers traveling between Pakistan and the UK.

Direct air travel between Pakistan and Bangladesh is set to resume as both countries move closer to restoring full aviation connectivity after a long suspension, signaling an improvement in bilateral relations. According to senior aviation sources, direct flights between Karachi and Dhaka are expected to commence in January, marking a significant step toward enhancing people-to-people contact,

Khoj Resorts in Skardu has become the first hotel from Pakistan to be featured in the National Geographic Traveller Luxury Collection 2025, earning international recognition as one of the world’s most exclusive and distinguished destinations. Located amidst the stunning landscapes of Skardu, the resort combines high-end luxury with comfort and authentic local hospitality, offering guests a

Pakistan International Airlines is preparing to restore direct flights to London starting March 2026 after securing approval for four weekly landing and takeoff slots at Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs. The development marks a major step in the airline’s efforts to rebuild its international network and regain access to high-demand routes.