Hajj Flights Operation - Year 2025

[Abbas Ali]

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has successfully completed its pre-Hajj operation that began on April 29 and continued until the night of May 31.

During the two-month operation, PIA operated a total of 147 Hajj flights, facilitating the transportation of 42,400 pilgrims to the holy cities of Saudi Arabia, PIA spokesman said.

The transported pilgrims included 35,000 government Hajj pilgrims and 4,000 private pilgrims.

Additionally, PIA accommodated over 3,000 pilgrims who had been left stranded by other airlines operating within Pakistani airspace.

One of the notable achievements of this year’s pre-Hajj operation was PIA’s flight schedule regularity, which exceeded 90 percent. This high punctuality rate reflects the airline’s operational efficiency and commitment to maintaining reliable service during the critical Hajj season.

PIA spokesman informed that the airline’s post-Hajj operation is scheduled to commence on June 10, 2025.

Press Release

[Abbas Ali]

Carriage of Zamzam water guideline/policy by airlines taking part in post-Hajj flights operation including PIA, Saudia, airblue, SereneAir and AirSial.



Abbas

[Abbas Ali]

Post-Hajj flights operation begins:

Islamabad


PIA Boeing 777-300ER (aircraft registration AP-BHV) arrived in Islamabad as flight PK732 from Jeddah with 307 Hajis.

Karachi


airblue Airbus A321 (aircraft registration AP-BMW) arrived in Karachi as flight PA173 from Jeddah with 148 Hajis.

Lahore


airblue Airbus A320 (aircraft registration AP-EDG) arrived in Lahore as flight PA473 from Jeddah with 147 Hajis.

Multan


airblue Airbus A320 (aircraft registration AP-EDA) arrived in Multan as flight PA873 from Jeddah with 153 Hajis.

Abbas

[Abbas Ali]

Quetta

On June 13, PIA Airbus A320 (aircraft registration AP-BLS) arrived in Quetta as flight PK764 from Jeddah with 152 Hajis.















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