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LAHORE – Another major development in Pakistan’s aviation sector as country’s low-cost airline Fly Jinnah has officially launched direct flights connecting Lahore and Dubai. The new route will operate twice weekly, every Wednesday and Sunday, linking Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport with the bustling Dubai International Airport. The inaugural flight took off in style with a grand ceremony at Lahore Airport, where Fly Jinnah chief led the celebrations by cutting a ceremonial cake. He was joined by Airport Manager Muhammad Irfan, Deputy Chief Security Officer Tasleem Ali Azhar, and other key figures from both the airline and airport authorities, as cameras flashed and passengers cheered the airline’s latest achievement. Speaking at the event, officilas reaffirmed airline mission to make air travel accessible, affordable, and convenient for every traveler. He proudly highlighted that the airline’s competitive fares and value-driven services continue to set it apart in a crowded marketplace. Fly Jinnah is not stopping there! Earlier this year, the airline revealed another exciting route, from Lahore to Muscat to launch on April 1, 2025. The upcoming service will run three times a week, offering passengers an even broader network and a cost-effective connection between Pakistan and Oman. Fly Jinnah’s modern fleet of six Airbus A320 aircraft delivers a comfortable and enjoyable flying experience, complete with spacious seating, an onboard meal menu, complimentary in-flight streaming, and a frequent flyer program that rewards loyal travelers. With the addition of these new international routes, Fly Jinnah is fast becoming a symbol of affordable excellence in Pakistan’s skies — connecting people, destinations, and opportunities across the region.
