Serene Air celebrating its 7th anniversary

[Karachi Aviator]

Pakistan's third largest airline: Serene air turns 7:

[Abbas Ali]

Serene Air advertisement from January 2017.



On January 29, 2017, SereneAir launched flight operations on domestic routes with three Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta and Faisalabad were part of airline's initial route network.

Abbas

[Karachi Aviator]

Faisalabad were part of airline's initial route network.

I feel like faislabad is the most ignored station in Pakistan, no domestic flights to even Karachi. EK, EY and SV don't even fly to LYP.

[Abdulrahim]

Faisalabad were part of airline's initial route network.

I feel like faislabad is the most ignored station in Pakistan, no domestic flights to even Karachi. EK, EY and SV don't even fly to LYP.

Private airlines aren't really doing LYP, I think in Pakistan people don't fly as much in general. Fares are much higher per mile compared to India.

As far as PIA is concerned, they have stopped their GYD, DAM, IST-LHE, All LYP except the occasional to DXB, XIY, CTU and so many others recently. They can't really expand. Air craft Chaos.

Pending end of UK/EU ban, Serene should try UK. No direct flights except LHR-ISB BA. GLA needs service, Pakistani community has increased since the days of PIA A310. Balooned, in nearby Edinburgh. GLA-AYT-LHE could work, loads of AYT demand in Glasgow these days. Or stop anywhere in europe and codeshare. MAN needs direct flights much more so. Serene air could even do US, a route like LHE-MAN/GLA/BHX-JFK could work with stop both ways, loads of US demand in UK.

[adamalikhan]

Does the airline actually have much to celebrate by getting to 7 years? This last year in particular just seems to have been a real struggle for Serene. A real shame given the brilliant start it made.