AirSial, a private airline in Pakistan, is planning to start flights to Bangladesh. This decision came after a meeting between Bangladesh’s High Commissioner, Md. Iqbal Hussain Khan, and AirSial’s Chairman, Fazal Jilani.
The meeting took place at AirSial’s corporate office, where both sides discussed how better air travel can strengthen relations between the two countries. Chairman Jilani explained that AirSial is working on getting the necessary approvals from Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to launch these flights.
During the discussion, Chairman Jilani also highlighted the need for easier visa procedures for Pakistani travelers.
He emphasized that simpler visa rules would encourage more people to visit Bangladesh for tourism, business, and cultural exchanges. This would benefit both countries by boosting trade and improving people-to-people connections.
AirSial is committed to offering high-quality services and growing its international presence. The airline’s expansion into Bangladesh is part of its broader vision to connect Pakistan with more global destinations. By improving flight options, AirSial aims to make travel more convenient and accessible for passengers from both nations.
This initiative is expected to create new opportunities for tourism, trade, and cultural understanding between Pakistan and Bangladesh. As AirSial continues to expand, it remains focused on providing top-notch service and strengthening regional connectivity.
The upcoming flights to Bangladesh mark another milestone in the airline’s journey towards becoming a leading player in the aviation industry.
