KARACHI – Malaysian hybrid-full service carrier, Malindo Air and Thai Airways have announced to resume flights operation in Pakistan.
Reports in local media said Malindo Air will commence two-way flights twice a week between Kuala Lumpur and Lahore from February 1.
The Malaysian Airline said four flights will be operated in a week, on Tuesday and Friday, whereas, the airline will use Boeing 737 aircraft for operation in the South Asian country.
In a similar development, Thai Airways has also announced to resume its operations from Pakistan. Six weekly flights will resume to Pakistan, officials said with 2 flights from Karachi, 2 from Lahore, and 2 from Islamabad to Bangkok and to the world.
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The Airline has started selling tickets through its Travel Agents, Tour operators and online portals. The South Asian country is said to be a potential market for Thailand. Besides passengers traveling to Thailand and on destinations, Thai Airways also provides cargo services.
