Fly Jinnah Lahore Islamabad flights are set to increase connectivity as the airline announced the launch of two daily flights between the two major cities starting from May 1.
The announcement was made by Federal Minister for Defence Khawaja Asif, who said the move will significantly ease travel for commuters, especially lawyers, business professionals, patients, and elderly passengers.
Under the new schedule, Fly Jinnah Lahore Islamabad flights will operate twice daily, offering passengers greater flexibility and reducing dependency on road travel between the two cities.
The government stated that this expansion will also support broader economic efficiency by saving fuel, reducing road traffic congestion, and improving time management for frequent travelers.
Officials emphasized that improving domestic air connectivity is part of a wider strategy to strengthen Pakistan’s aviation sector, including both national and private airlines operating in the country.
Fly Jinnah, which has been expanding its network, previously introduced international routes such as Lahore to Muscat in Oman, further enhancing its regional connectivity.
The airline already operates flights to several Middle Eastern destinations including Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Sharjah, and Bahrain, making it a growing player in regional aviation.
