In the wake of the recent fire incident that engulfed Lahore's Allama Iqbal International Airport, disrupting international flight operations, travelers can breathe a sigh of relief as services have now been restored.
Airport Manager Nazir Ahmad Khan confirmed the resumption of international flights, revealing that two inbound flights from Madinah successfully touched down earlier today.
Passengers arriving on PK-761 and PK-757 were welcomed at the Allama Iqbal International Airport, marking a significant step towards normalcy in air travel operations.
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Federal Aviation Minister Khawaja Asif personally inspected the restoration efforts at the airport, emphasizing the importance of swift and efficient action in such challenging circumstances. Minister Asif, while overseeing the ongoing work, expressed his satisfaction with the progress made in reinstating the airport's full functionality.
The fire incident, which occurred on Thursday, had momentarily thrown international flight operations into disarray, prompting concerns over delays, cancellations, and rescheduling.
The Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson addressed these concerns, urging passengers to remain informed by contacting their respective airlines for the latest updates on flight schedules and any alternative arrangements.
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"We apologise for any inconvenience caused and greatly appreciate the understanding of our passengers during this challenging time," stated the spokesperson, reaffirming the commitment to prioritizing passenger safety and well-being.
Efforts to normalise operations continue unabated, with authorities working tirelessly to ensure the seamless operation of Lahore's Allama Iqbal International Airport.
