Airblue, one of the largest private airlines operating between the UAE and Pakistan, has announced additional flights to accommodate increased passenger demand ahead of Eid ul Adha.
According to Usman Muneer, Airblue’s Regional Sales Manager, the airline will operate extra flights on June 2 and June 4 on the busy Dubai–Islamabad route. Three flights will be operated on each of these dates to manage the seasonal rush.
With 57 weekly flights already connecting the UAE and Pakistan, Airblue continues to reinforce its position as the leading private carrier on this important corridor.
As part of its regional engagement, Airblue’s senior leadership recently visited the UAE to meet with key industry partners. During the visit, the airline hosted an awards ceremony in Dubai to honor top-performing travel agents for their contributions to sales and customer loyalty.
Airblue also shared plans to increase flight frequencies and expand its international network, including the launch of a new Islamabad–Manchester route and upcoming operations to Oslo and a destination in Italy. The airline aims further to enhance connectivity and customer service across its growing network.
Currently, Airblue operates 39 weekly flights from Dubai to four Pakistani cities, nine weekly flights from Sharjah, and eight weekly flights from Abu Dhabi to Pakistan.
