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PIA to Resume US Flights After FAA Deal Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is set to resume direct flights to the US after signing a deal with the FAA. Flights to the UK are also expected to restart by March 2024. #PIA #USFlights #UKFlights #AviationNews #visionpakistan

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the aviation sector have endured combined financial losses of over Rs. 450 billion in the past four and a half years due to European travel restrictions. Sources from the Privatization Commission reveal that PIA alone suffered losses of approximately Rs. 220 billion, while the remaining Rs. 250 billion impacted the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and other industry stakeholders due to the EU's ban on Pakistani carriers. The recent lifting of the suspension by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) marks a pivotal milestone in PIA's privatization process. #PIA #AviationSector #EuropeanBan #AirlineChallenges #PakistanAviation

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the aviation industry have faced a staggering loss of over Rs. 450 billion in the last 4.5 years, mainly due to European travel restrictions. However, with the recent restoration of European routes and the lifting of the flight suspension by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), PIA's privatization efforts are gaining momentum. There are also plans to reinstate UK routes soon, marking a significant step toward recovery. ✈️🇵🇰 #PIA #AviationIndustry #EuropeanRoutes #Privatization #EASA #FlightRestoration #PakistanAviation #EconomicRecovery #PromotingPakistan #PakistanEconomy #EuropeanTravel #AviationGrowth #AirlinePrivatization #AviationSafety #TravelIndustry #PakistaniAviation #AviationNews

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the broader aviation sector have faced cumulative financial losses exceeding Rs. 450 billion over the last four and a half years due to European travel restrictions. According to sources from the Privatization Commission, PIA alone has incurred losses of around Rs. 220 billion, while the remaining Rs. 250 billion in losses are attributed to the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and other industry players, caused by the EU’s restrictions on Pakistani carriers. However, the recent lifting of the suspension by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) marks a significant step in PIA's privatization journey. #PIA #AviationIndustry #EuropeanRestrictions #AirlineLosses #PakistanAviation

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the broader aviation sector have faced cumulative financial losses exceeding Rs. 450 billion over the last four and a half years due to European travel restrictions. According to sources from the Privatization Commission, PIA alone has incurred losses of around Rs. 220 billion, while the remaining Rs. 250 billion in losses are attributed to the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and other industry players, caused by the EU’s restrictions on Pakistani carriers. However, the recent lifting of the suspension by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) marks a significant step in PIA's privatization journey. #PIA #AviationIndustry #EuropeanRestrictions #AirlineLosses #PakistanAviation

Pakistan's Aviation Sector Incurs Rs. 450 Billion in Losses Due to European Travel Restrictions Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the broader aviation sector have faced significant financial losses, totaling over Rs. 450 billion, over the past four and a half years. This substantial loss is attributed to European travel restrictions imposed on Pakistani carriers. Breakdown of losses: PIA: Rs. 220 billion Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and other industry players: Rs. 230 billion However, the recent lifting of the suspension by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) brings new hope for PIA's privatization journey. #PIA #AviationIndustry #EuropeanRestrictions #AirlineLosses #PakistanAviation #EASA #AviationSector

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is gearing up to relaunch direct flights to Europe in early January, following the European Union Aviation Safety Agency’s (EASA) recent… Read More: https://lnkd.in/dudsfUMF

PIA to Resume European Routes in 2025 - Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is preparing to resume flights to Europe, following the lifting of its operational ban by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The airline has announced plans to begin services to Paris, which is expected to be the first European destination, no later than January 2025. - https://lnkd.in/dWfbUuGp

Nigeria’s Air Peace to lease Norse Boeing 787s to commence London services Nigerian-based airline Air Peace is preparing to start its long-awaited service linking Lagos with London on March 30, 2024. Without available aircraft of its own to start services on the route, the carrier will be using leased Boeing 787-9s supplied by Norse Atlantic Airways (Norse) The new route will see Air Peace operate from Lagos’ Murtallah Muhammed International Airport (LOS) to London-Gatwick Airport (LGW) four times per week commencing at the start of the IATA northern summer schedule period. According to Air Peace, the agreement with the UK-based arm of Norwegian carrier Norse is a wet-lease deal that will last for two months initially, but with the possibility of an extension. The airlines have also disclosed that they are in exploratory talks about further ways in which Norse aircraft could be sued to expedite Air Peace’s ambitious long-haul expansion plans. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dCnh3JB6 #AviationTalk #aviationnews #avgeek #aviation

PIA to Resume European Routes in 2025 - Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is preparing to resume flights to Europe, following the lifting of its operational ban by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The airline has announced plans to begin services to Paris, which is expected to be the first European destination, no later than January 2025. - https://lnkd.in/dWfbUuGp