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Pakistan's New Low-Cost Airline: FLY JINNAH

FLY JINNAH?

Fly Jinnah is a Pakistani airline and a joint venture company between the Lakson group and Air Arabia Group. Based in Pakistan, Fly Jinnah follows the successful low-cost business that focuses on offering comfort, reliability, and value-for-money air travel.

(FLY-JINNAH A320)



(Fly-Jinnah)

History:

Fly Jinnah received a regular public transport license for the operation of passenger and cargo services in July 2021 from the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority. Was set up with the efforts of former Prime Minister of Pakistan (Imran Khan).
 



(Fly-Jinnah)
Up-Coming Events:

The airline is expected to start its operation by the end of June-2022 with 3 of it's A320's leased from Air Arabia, the aircrafts air ready and very soon will be coming to Pakistan. The airline will be Pakistan's fourth private airline after Air Blue, Serene Air & Air Sial. Moreover it has already commenced recruitment drives for cabin crew in Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore. It will operate flights between Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad. However the airline claims to charge the lowest fares in it's domestic flights.
Fly Jinnah will benefit from the experience of Air Arabia, which is its minority stakeholder.

(Fly-Jinnah Crew)















(Fly-Jinnah Second A320)
(Fly-Jinnah Third A320)









Author:

Safwan Waqas
 -Journalist - With a background in publishing and reporting, I like to  combine my love for aviation as I am a keen observer of ever-changing aviation trends around the world and particularly in Asia. 
 -Student (O'Levels) 
 -16 years
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Location: Karachi, Karachi City, Sindh, Pakistan

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