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Air Karachi the 5th Private Airline of Pakistan
Air Karachi will be the 5th private airline of Pakistan with the hub station at Karachi Airport. The airline has adopted the same investment model as AirSial, which has been successfully operating for the last 5 years with the backing support from the capitalists of Sialkot. The prominent business leaders of Karachi also back Air…
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How Early You Should Report at the Airport in Pakistan
Almost on every flight, passengers are unable to board the aircraft due to late reporting at the airline’s check in counters. To avoid any Late Report or denied boarding from the airline, you have to be aware of the reporting time at the airport, especially in Pakistan. Airline closes its check-in counters 1 hour before…
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Umrah Holding Visas are not Allowed to Travel
The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) has issued a circular to all the airlines operating in and out of the KSA to not board the passenger holding umrah visas after 15 Shawwal 1446. Instructions have been passed to all airlines, including private aviation as well as commercial, to comply with the circular, orders,…
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Why Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson is the Busiest Airport in the World?
Introduction According to the ACI (Airport Council International), Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the busiest airport in the world, with 5.4 million passengers in March 2025. In 2023, 105 million passengers traveled from this airport, leaving behind the second busiest, Dubai International Airport (DXB), by 17 million passengers. London Heathrow (LHR), which is Europe’s…
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AirSial 6th Airbus AP-BPF First Flight
In March 2025, AirSial (Pakistani Airlines) inducted a new Airbus A320 with registration AP-BPF MASN4133 into its Fleet. On 6th April 2025, Airbus AP-BPF operated its flight from Karachi to Islamabad, Flight No: PF-123. AirSial acquires this aircraft on a dry lease from BOC Aviation. Its delivery flight was to Karachi from Amman as SIF7786.…
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Why Govt Split Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority into three Idenities
The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has now split into three separate identities, each with its own roles and responsibilities, under the supervision of the Aviation Division of Pakistan. The separation decision came in the wake of a controversy about fake pilot licenses, which had damaged Pakistan’s aviation reputation internationally. This restructuring was seen as…
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Why Pakistani Airlines Going Towards Wet-Lease Operations
Recently, 2 major local Pakistani Airlines, AirSial, and SereneAir have started using wet-lease aircraft for their operations. According to the National Aviation Policy of Pakistan, the definition of a Wet-Lease is” A wet-lease is a leasing arrangement whereby one air service operator (lessor) provides an aircraft, complete crew, maintenance, and insurance (ACMl) to an air…
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Flydubai Financial Report 2024 Highest of All Time
Highlights of Flydubai Financial Report 2024: Flydubai has announced the best financial performance in its 15-year history, despite a lack of new aircraft capacity due to delayed deliveries. The airline ended its fiscal year on December 31, 2024, with a pre-tax profit of AED 2.5 billion ($681 million), up 16% from 2023. Financial Performance Indicator…
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A320-200neo vs Boeing 737-800winglet Performance
Comparing the performance of A320 vs 737 is essential to know their design, performance, and operational efficiency. Airlines often choose between these aircraft based on factors like fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and operational costs. Below is the a detailed analysis of the Airbus A320-200neo and Boeing 737-800winglets varients.
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History of Air Traffic Control
Talking about the history of air traffic control, until the 1930s there was little need for an organized system of ATC (air traffic control) as most flights were held during daylight hours. Seeing and Being Seen was the principal method for avoiding air traffic. According to this Principle, pilots were allowed to fly in clear…