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September 24, 2024

The Pakistan Daily

Fly Jinnah flight makes emergency landing at Lahore airport

Fly Jinnah flight travelling from Karachi to Lahore made an emergency landing at the Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore after fire alarms went off in the cockpit on Monday. According to a Civil Airport Authority spokesperson, the captain of a cargo flight issued a “mayday” call at 7:15pm near Lahore, reporting smoke in the cargo compartment. But the private airliner safely landed at the airport at 7:23pm. The spokesperson stated that the airport authority’s Fire Department was on-site to handle the emergency and all passengers and crew were safely evacuated using the aircraft’s emergency exit system. Following an inspection, the

September 5, 2024

News Desk

The PIA tender is likely to be completed in a month

KARACHI: The government has imposed conditions on the potential buyer of state-run Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), barring the investor from reselling the company for the first three years after its takeover and requiring it to induct 20 aircraft into the fleet. Speaking to The Express Tribune, Arif Habib, Chairman of Arif Habib Corporation, one of the default bidders for the airline, said the government’s business plan after the privatization of PIA showed that the buyer could not resell it for at least three years . Earlier, while discussing the business plan with a group of reporters, Habib said the new

July 7, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Aviation minister visits CAA headquarter

KARACHI: Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan visited Civil Aviation Headquarter. Federal Minister was accompanied by Director General Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority Khaqan Murtaza, Additional DG CAA (Air Vice Marshal) Jamal Arshad and senior officials of Aviation Division and Civil Aviation Authority. the Minister also visited Headquarters, Airport Security Force where he was briefed by Director General Major General AbidLatif Khan. Director General CAA Khaqan Murtaza briefed the aviation minister on functions of the authority including preparation of International Civil Aviation Organization Audit which is scheduled later this year, The Minister was also briefed on issues of the stranded

May 12, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

CAA allows outbound airlines to operate 30% additional flights

ISLAMABAD: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in a revised policy for global air traffic allowed the foreign airlines to operate an additional 30 per cent of passenger flights to Pakistan. A notification issued by the air transport department of the CAA permitted the airlines so that they could take passengers in their outbound flights, that were previously going vacant owing to COVID curbs. The decision was made due to the shortage of flights and the rush of passengers. The additional flights also include cargo flights of the respective airlines, the notification reads. Earlier, the number of foreign flights approved under

April 24, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

CAA extends travel restrictions for International passengers

ISLAMABAD: Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on Friday extended travel restrictions for international passengers arriving from 23 category-C countries till April 30 due to the increasing number of COVID-19 cases. According to the details, Pakistan has placed South Africa, Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Comoros, Mozambique, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Chile, Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Malawi, Seychelles, Somalia, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela and India in its Category-C list. “International travel to Pakistan from category-C countries is restricted and only allowed as per guidelines of the NCOC (National Command and Operation Centre),” read a notification issued by the Aviation Division.

December 30, 2020

The Pakistan Daily

New COVID-19 variant detected in Karachi

By Abdullah Zahid. KARACHI: A coronavirus strain 95% similar to UK’s new strain has been detected in returning passengers in Karachi, announced the Sindh health department on Tuesday. Sindh health department took twelve Covid-19 samples of UK returnees, of which 3 showed the new variant, states a statement from the department. “The genotyping showed a 95% match of the new variant from UK,” it said, adding that the samples will go through another phase of genotyping. “Meanwhile the contact tracing of these patients is in process and their contacts are being isolated also,” the provincial health department said. Special Assistant

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