27/02/2021

PIA announces discounted fares for domestic flights

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has announced discounted fares for domestic flights to promote tourism in the spring season.

According to local media reports on Saturday, the national carrier will charge discounted fares for flights to Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore, with passengers being offered reduced fares to travel while carrying 20 kg luggage at the price of Rs7,500 for one side, and Rs8,500 with 40 kg luggage.

According to the PIA spokesperson, the new fares will come into effect immediately.

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PIA announces discounted fares for domestic flights

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