New International Airlines kicks off direct flight operations for Pakistan
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Azerbaijan's national carrier has made a significant announcement regarding the commencement of direct flight operations to Pakistan. This development marks a pivotal moment for aviation connectivity between the two nations.
The national airline, AZAL, has officially declared the initiation of direct flights to Pakistan, with an inaugural flight from Azerbaijan set to arrive at Lahore's Allama Iqbal International Airport at 11:40 PM on the same day.
The inaugural flight is expected to carry a total of 15 passengers on its journey from Baku to Lahore, while 80 passengers will depart from Lahore to Baku, symbolizing the beginning of this new air bridge between the two countries. During the initial phase of this service, there are plans to operate two weekly flights connecting Lahore and Baku, fostering greater accessibility and convenience for travelers.
This significant event will be met with an air of excitement and ceremony, as the Interim Minister of Aviation and Azerbaijan's Ambassador are poised to extend a warm welcome to the inaugural flight. Scheduled for arrival tonight, the flight will also receive a traditional water salute upon landing at Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore, adding a touch of grandeur to this momentous occasion.
In addition to these developments, the airline has gone a step further to enhance passenger convenience by introducing a user-friendly mobile application for ticket bookings. Passengers can also secure their tickets through the airline's official website, making the process smoother and more accessible for all those eager to explore the possibilities this new direct flight route offers.
This marks the beginning of a promising era in the aviation ties between Azerbaijan and Pakistan, opening up new horizons for travelers and fostering closer connections between the two nations.
