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New Islamabad Airport – Engineering Marvel or an Operational Failure?

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April 4, 2021

New Islamabad Airport became operational when the old Benazir Bhutto Airport failed to cope with the...

03 Apr

Do we Miss Old Islamabad Airport?

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April 3, 2021

The old Islamabad airport had started its operations in 1930. After partition, it came under the Pak...

02 Apr

AirSial and its Potential as a Market Player

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April 2, 2021

AirSial has recently joined the aviation market of Pakistan as a private scheduled air carrier. It o...

31 Mar

Why Pakistan Needs a Low Cost Carrier?

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March 31, 2021

After the creation of Pakistan, PIA acted as the only air operator for many years. However, soon the...

23 Mar

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Airblue and its strong organization culture

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March 23, 2021

Airblue started as a startup airline in 2003 when the airline business was privately highly attracti...

06 Jul

‘PIA’ from great People to fly with to no one’s willing to die with

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June 21, 2026

Since the unfortunate Crash of PIA flight PK 8303, the aviation industry of Pakistan is in crisis. A...

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11 Aug

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800 returned to the gate in Miami after reports of threatening behavior by two passengers prompted the crew to initiate a cockpit lockdown. Authorities later determined there was no credible threat, but the passengers were removed from the flight.

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10 Aug

A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-200 was evacuated in Atlanta after smoke and fumes were reported shortly after takeoff on a flight to Orlando. The aircraft returned safely to the airport, but passengers were later evacuated via emergency slides.

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10 Aug

KLM will resume flights between Amsterdam and Tel Aviv on August 25, ending a six-month suspension caused by regional security concerns. The airline will restart the route with additional precautions, including overnight crew stops in Cyprus instead of Israel.