Summary
- A decline in the number of operational flights was recorded across Pakistan on Monday, with a total of 433 flights operating from major airports across the country.
- Faisalabad recorded the lowest number of operational flights among the major airports, with only six flights operating on Monday.
- The figures indicate a significant variation in flight operations among the country’s major airports, with Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad accounting for the bulk of the total 433 operational flights.
A decline in the number of operational flights was recorded across Pakistan on Monday, with a total of 433 flights operating from major airports across the country.
According to available flight data, Karachi handled the highest number of operational flights, with 133 flights operated from the city’s airport.
Lahore recorded 110 operational flights, while Islamabad handled 100 flights during the day.
A total of 32 flights were operated from Multan, while Peshawar recorded 22 flights.
Quetta handled 16 operational flights, while 14 flights were operated from Sialkot.
Faisalabad recorded the lowest number of operational flights among the major airports, with only six flights operating on Monday.
The figures indicate a significant variation in flight operations among the country’s major airports, with Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad accounting for the bulk of the total 433 operational flights.
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