Pakistan has cancelled all flights for 48 Hours, suspending both domestic and international flights at all airports. This includes major hubs like Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Sialkot, and Quetta. Aviation sources report that Islamabad International Airport has ceased all flight operations, redirecting inbound and outbound flights to Karachi Airport. For instance, Saudi Airlines flight SV-726, originally scheduled to land in Islamabad, has been rerouted to Karachi.
Authorities urge passengers to stay at home and avoid heading to the airport. The Civil Aviation Authority assures that normal flight operations will resume once the situation stabilizes. Although officials have not shared the specific reason for the airspace closure, it is believed to be part of a broader security measure.
PIA Cancels All Flights for 12 Hours Amid Security Concerns
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has canceled all its flights for the next 12 hours due to operational reasons linked to the ongoing security concerns. A PIA spokesperson advises passengers to keep in touch with the airline’s call centers for updates on their flights.
The spokesperson emphasized that passengers will be informed as the situation progresses, ensuring that they are aware of any changes.
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Sialkot International Airport Temporarily Shut Down Amid Security Concerns
Due to the current national security situation and following directives from the Government of Pakistan, Sialkot International Airport has temporarily halted all flight operations. The closure remains in effect until further notice. The airport’s spokesperson confirmed the shutdown as a precautionary measure to ensure public safety. Updates on the situation will be shared as they become available.
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