Resumption comes after about 50 days of halt in operations triggered by Iran-U.S. conflict
The first PIA flight to Europe in more than four years arrives at the terminal of Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. Pakistan’s state-owned airline has resumed flights to Europe after a four-year ban was lifted by EU regulators. Photo: video
KARACHI:
Flight operations between Pakistan and Bahrain partially resumed on Friday as Gulf Air operated its first flight to Karachi after almost two months of suspension caused by regional tensions.
According to sources, the airline’s Airbus A321, operating as flight name GF-752, landed at Jinnah International Airport and later departed for its return journey.
The resumption comes after about 50 days of halted operations triggered by the Iran-US conflict, which disrupted air routes across the region. Officials confirmed that the last flight from Bahrain to Karachi was on February 28.
