Key Takeaways
- South Air inaugurated a new flight between Islamabad and Multan on September 18.
- The new service will operate 16 times a week, providing more travel options.
- The inaugural flight carried 37 passengers and six crew members.
South Air has launched a new flight service between Islamabad and Multan, offering passengers an additional air travel option between the two major cities.
The inaugural flight from Islamabad to Multan took place on September 18, marking the start of a new era in air travel between the two cities.
Airport officials and South Air representatives celebrated the launch with a cake-cutting ceremony at the Domestic Arrival Lounge of Multan International Airport.
MNA Ali Qasim Gillani attended the ceremony, alongside South Air representatives and officials from Multan International Airport.
The new service will operate 16 flight movements per week, with flights scheduled on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
This increased frequency will provide passengers with multiple travel options throughout the week, enhancing connectivity between the two cities.
The inaugural flight carried 37 passengers and six crew members, setting a promising start for the new route.
South Air's decision to launch this new service is expected to boost the local economy and facilitate easier travel for business and leisure travelers.
