South Air's inaugural flights from Karachi depart for Quetta, Islamabad: PAA
South Air has launched inaugural domestic flights from Karachi to Quetta and Islamabad, aiming to improve regional connectivity in Pakistan. The airline plans to expand its network to include cities like Peshawar and Gwadar to boost trade and tourism.
Why it matters
The expansion of domestic air travel is expected to facilitate economic growth and regional integration within Pakistan.
A visualisation of South Air's official livery for the ATR fleet. —courtesy South Air website/File Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source South Air’s inaugural flights from Karachi to Quetta, via Turbat, and to Islamabad, via Bahawalpur, departed from Jinnah International Airport on Thursday morning, the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) said in a statement.
The article is a standard business news report detailing airline expansion plans.
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