Fly Jinnah is starting flight operations to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from Lahore.
According to details, the airline will increase the frequency of its nonstop flights from April 8. “This increase in service between both cities comes in less than a month since the carrier announced the launch of the new route,” said the Fly Jinnah’s spokesperson.
The spokesperson added that by doubling the number of flights between Lahore and Sharjah, Fly Jinnah provides seamless connectivity to its customer base looking for value and convenience.
He further said that the decision to increase frequency is driven by the current demand in the market for their value-driven product. According to the airline’s official, it showcases their ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional travel experiences for their customers.
It is pertinent to mention that Fly Jinnah’s fleet comprises of five Airbus A320 aircraft. Domestically, it is operating flight operations between five major cities of the country, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, and Quetta.
Earlier in February this year, the low-cost carrier launched its first international flight from Islamabad to Sharjah. The airline plans to increase its international routes further in the near future to meet the increasing demand for affordable travel options.
There is a pattern with Pakistani Airlines, that in case of any issue, they cancel flights, often without any prior notice to passengers. That is because they prefer their international flight commitments over the domestic one. The origin of this issue of Cancellations is that they have fewer aircrafts, than their flight commitments.
Because fly Jinnah is associated with Air Arabia, a foreign airline, I hope in case os any shortage of aircraft, Air Arabia will provide the extra aircraft. Up untill now, fly Jinnah has a very good reputation. Some people suggested that it because they were not operating international flights.
It is because of their punctuality we prefer fly Jinnah over other domestic airlines.
I am very disappointed when I last booked a ticket on their website. It asked me to pay in AED, and not in Pak rupee or dollars.
I have the impression that the foreign exchange, which needs to go to Pakistan, is siphoned out of the country by a domestic airline. This should a cause of concern for all Pakistanies and their government.
GOOD Service
This is a good plan 😀