Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is set to make a strong comeback with its inaugural flight to Paris on January 10, generating an estimated Rs107 million in revenue.
Nearly all of the seats have been sold, reflecting the high demand for this long-awaited route. This flight marks the return of direct flights to Paris after a four-and-a-half-year suspension, caused by a ban imposed by the European authorities.
PIA will now operate two direct flights every week on the Islamabad-Paris route. While there is a lot of interest in these flights, it is worth noting that 40% of business class seats are occupied by PIA officials. Despite this, the airline has ensured that the flights remain accessible and efficient for passengers.
To enhance the travel experience, PIA has introduced onboard wireless entertainment, which passengers can enjoy through their mobile phones, tablets, or laptops. This feature allows passengers to stay entertained throughout the journey.
These direct flights provide a great advantage for travelers between Pakistan and France, offering them a time-saving and cost-effective travel option.
With fewer stopovers and a more direct route, passengers can reach their destination faster while enjoying a comfortable and modern flight experience. This move is a significant milestone for PIA and will surely contribute to the growth of Pakistan’s aviation industry.
