UAE GCAA announces resumption of flights to Pakistan's Quetta, Lahore airports

Decision followed the return of calm in Pakistani airspace

Staff Writer, WAM (Emirates News Agency)

March 3, 2019

ABU DHABI - The UAE General Civil Aviation Authority, GCAA, has announced the resumption of flights to Pakistan and allowed airlines registered in the UAE to resume flights to Quetta International Airport and Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore.

The move, GCAA said, follows the positive developments in Pakistan.

UAE GCAA announces resumption of flights to Pakistan's Quetta, Lahore airports

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