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2. Jinnah International Airport - Wikipedia

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   Oman Air, Salam Air, Pakistan International Airlines 7 Doha: Qatar 19 Qatar Airways, Pakistan International Airlines 8 Abu Dhabi: United Arab Emirates 16 Etihad Airways, Pakistan International Airlines 9 Istanbul: Turkey 11 Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines 10 Bahrain: Bahrain 11 Gulf Air

3. Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority - Wikipedia

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   The investigation was the preliminary report into the PIA 8303 plane crash that killed 97 people in the southern city of Karachi on 22 May. [ 17 ] On 30 June, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) revoked PIA's 'third part authorisation', subsequently banning PIA from flying in European airspace for 6 months from the following day ...

4. List of Gulf Air destinations - Wikipedia

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   Karachi: Jinnah International Airport: Lahore: Allama Iqbal International Airport: Multan: Multan International Airport: Terminated [19] [18] Peshawar: Bacha Khan International Airport: Terminated [18] Sialkot: Sialkot International Airport: Terminated [20] [18] Philippines: Cebu: Mactan–Cebu International Airport: Terminated: Manila: Ninoy ...

5. Gulf airlines - Wikipedia

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   Gulf airlines are airlines based in countries around the Persian Gulf. Since the establishment of especially Emirates , Qatar Airways , and Etihad Airways , the three airports in Dubai , Doha , and Abu Dhabi , have emerged as hubs and competitors to established airlines in Europe, North America, and Asia.

6. Karachi Area Control Centre - Wikipedia

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   Karachi ACC is also part of the Bobcat Air Traffic Flow Management program, which helps to optimize traffic flow through Kabul FIR. Due to lower navigation and surveillance capabilities, and limited ATS provision capabilities, Kabul FIR often becomes very congested airspace with limited number of operating routes and flight levels.

7. List of airlines of Pakistan - Wikipedia

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   Air Blue: 2004: Islamabad International Airport: 30 Full service Serene Air: ER SEP: Serene Air: 2017: Jinnah International Airport: 20 Full service Air Sial: PF SIF: Air Sial: 2020: Jinnah International Airport: 15 Full service Fly Jinnah: 9P FJL: Fly Jinnah 2022: Jinnah International Airport: 15 Full service

8. Gulf Air - Wikipedia

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   Gulf Air (Arabic: طيران الخليج, romanized: Ṭayarān al-Khalīj) is the flag carrier of Bahrain, which was founded in 1950.Headquartered in Muharraq, the airline operates scheduled flights to 61 destinations in 30 countries across Africa, Asia, and Europe.

9. Multan International Airport - Wikipedia

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   As the demand for air travel began to surge, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority decided to upgrade the facilities for the airport in 2005. [5] Initially the runway was upgraded to handle Boeing 747-400 operations at a cost of Rs 720m. On 15 December 2006, Shaheen Air started four weekly flights from Karachi to Multan. [6]