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First Hajj flight to depart for Saudi Arabia on April 18

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Hajj pilgrims board a Pakistan International Airlines aircraft for Makkah in Saudi Arabia for the annual Hajj pilgrimage from Quetta International Airport on September 30, 2011. — AFP
Hajj pilgrims board a Pakistan Worldwide Airways plane for Makkah in Saudi Arabia for the annual Hajj pilgrimage from Quetta Worldwide Airport on September 30, 2011. — AFP
  • Hajj flight operations will proceed till Might 21.
  • Hajj flights will depart from Karachi, Lahore, Sialkot and Multan.
  • Throughout first 15 days, pilgrims will likely be flown completely to Madinah.

ISLAMABAD: Hajj flight operations from Pakistan will begin on April 18 and proceed till Might 21, carrying pilgrims underneath the federal government scheme to Saudi Arabia for Hajj 2026.

In keeping with the schedule shared by the Ministry of Spiritual Affairs and Interfaith Concord, the hajj flights will depart from Karachi, Lahore, Sialkot and Multan beginning April 18. Underneath the official Hajj scheme, a complete of 468 flights will carry pilgrims from Pakistan to the Holy Websites.

PIA, AirBlue, Air Sial, and Saudia Airways will take part within the Hajj operation. Flights will function from eight cities throughout Pakistan.

The ministry confirmed that 4 flights will depart for Madinah on the opening day.

Throughout the first 15 days of the operation, pilgrims will likely be flown completely to Madinah. A complete of 186 flights are deliberate for the holy metropolis, whereas 282 flights have been scheduled to Jeddah.

Hajj flights to Jeddah are scheduled to begin on Might 4.

Underneath the official Hajj scheme, 119,000 pilgrims from Pakistan will likely be transported to Madinah and Makkah. Of those, 67,230 male pilgrims will journey to Saudi Arabia underneath the federal government programme, in response to the Ministry of Spiritual Affairs and Interfaith Concord.

Underneath the federal government Hajj scheme, 51,846 feminine pilgrims from Pakistan will journey to the holy websites of Madinah and Makkah, in response to the Ministry of Spiritual Affairs and Interfaith Concord.

Hajj flights from Pakistan will depart from eight cities. Islamabad will function 129 flights, Karachi 124, and Lahore 104. Quetta is scheduled for 18 flights, Multan 34, and Sialkot 26. Faisalabad will see 23 flights, whereas Sukkur can have 5, carrying pilgrims to Saudi Arabia. Refine sequence.

The ministry requested pilgrims to entry their flight schedules by way of the “Pak Hajj Cell” utility, whereas detailed data on Hajj flights can be being made obtainable on the ministry’s official web site.





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