ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Hajj flight operation is continuing successfully, with more than 5,250 government-sponsored pilgrims having arrived in Madinah, according to official figures.
So far, 21 flights have transported pilgrims to Saudi Arabia. On Monday alone, 13 additional Hajj flights are scheduled to carry around 3,510 more pilgrims.
The flights are operating from multiple cities across Pakistan, including Lahore, Multan, Quetta, Islamabad, Karachi, and Sialkot, with participation from airlines such as PIA, Saudi Airlines, Airblue, and AirSial.
Authorities confirmed that the pre-Hajj flight operation will continue uninterrupted until May 31, ensuring the smooth transportation of thousands of pilgrims.
Officials say arrangements at departure airports and coordination with Saudi authorities remain in place to facilitate a safe and organized pilgrimage journey for Pakistani Hajj applicants.
