After ceasefire between Pakistan and India, flights schedule is returning to normal in Pakistan. As many as 15 foreign airlines including Saudi Arabian Airlines have started flights from various airports in Pakistan, while the Hajj flight operation across the country is also rapidly approaching completion. Saudi Arabian Airlines has also started flights to Lahore and Islamabad today. It is also reported that Saudi Air flights are being operated from Jeddah to Lahore and Islamabad. 

According to the flight schedule, no flights have been canceled from Sialkot, Peshawar, Quetta, Faisalabad, and Multan today, while the national air flights from Bahrain, Doha, Sialkot, and Medina to Islamabad have been shifted to Lahore. Nine flights cancelled at Lahore airport As many as nine incoming and outgoing flights from Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport were cancelled on Tuesday. 

Saudi Air’s Jeddah to Lahore flight, SV-738, the airline’s flight SV-739, heading from Lahore to Jeddah, and AirSial’s flight PF-716, from Lahore to Jeddah, were cancelled.  Similarly, Airblue’s PA-401, heading from Lahore to Karachi, the airline’s flight PA-402, from Karachi to Lahore were also cancelled.   

Likewise, PIA’s Karachi to Lahore flight PK-302, the airline’s Karachi-bound flight PK-303, Batik Air’s Kuala Lumpur to Lahore flight, OD-131, the airline’s Lahore to Kuala Lumpur flight, OD-132, China Southern Airlines’ Guangzhou-bound flight CZ-6038 and PIA’s Karachi-bound flight PK-307 were cancelled as well.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)