Direct Flights from Iraq to Pakistan Resume After Suspension

News Desk

KARACHI: Direct flights from Iraq to Pakistan have resumed following a suspension, with the inaugural flight arriving in Karachi.

The first flight operated by Fly Baghdad departed from Baghdad and landed at Jinnah International Airport, marking a significant step in restoring air travel between the two nations.

The resumption of these flights comes after a period of disruption, which had affected travel plans for many passengers.

Officials from the aviation sector expressed optimism about the renewed connectivity, emphasizing its importance for both business and tourism.

A spokesperson for Fly Baghdad stated, “We are excited to reconnect our services, facilitating easier travel for our customers between Iraq and Pakistan.”

This development is expected to enhance bilateral relations, boost tourism, and provide a much-needed economic lift for both countries.

The availability of direct flights will not only benefit travelers but also strengthen trade ties, as easier access can lead to increased business exchanges.

Looking ahead, stakeholders in the aviation industry are hopeful for further expansions in flight schedules and routes.

Discussions are anticipated between airline representatives and government officials to explore additional opportunities for enhancing air travel connectivity.