As the big launch approaches, Pakistani cities nationwide are buzzing with excitement, with people preparing to come together for vibrant celebrations.
Lahore to Baku: A New Travel Chapter
From April 20, PIA will launch nonstop service between Lahore and Baku, making travel simpler and creating new opportunities for exploration and cultural connection — all in an effort to bring people and places closer than ever.
Twice-Weekly Flights for Easy Travel
Exciting update for travelers — Pakistan International Airlines is launching twice-weekly direct flights from Lahore to Baku, with departures scheduled on Sundays and Wednesdays for a hassle-free travel experience.
Celebrations Across Pakistan
With the new route set to launch, PIA is bringing the celebration to cities nationwide—hosting special events to connect with travel agents and tour partners in a thoughtful and engaging way.
Beyond the festive events, Pakistan International Airlines will take this chance to showcase its future international routes, offering travelers an early look at what’s coming next.
Pakistan International Airlines recognized the key role travel agents will play, noting that their support will be essential in turning the Baku route into a success.
Pakistan International Airlines, in its official announcement, reaffirmed its commitment to the Lahore–Baku route, aiming to boost tourism and deepen ties with Azerbaijan.
The national carrier takes this step at a promising time, with fresh optimism and clear direction shaping the path ahead.
A Strong Step Forward for PIA
After facing financial setbacks for nearly twenty years, Pakistan International Airlines finally turned a profit — a milestone that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif celebrated as a major breakthrough for the national carrier.
The Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif also took a moment to thank Khawaja Muhammad Asif and his team, highlighting their key contribution to the airline’s recent turnaround.
Pakistan International Airlines’ board has given the green light to its 2024 financial report, highlighting a long-anticipated recovery — with operating profits hitting Rs 3.9 billion and net income reaching Rs 2.26 billion, making it the airline’s first profitable year in many years.
