PIA to resume weekly Islamabad-Beijing flights from October 30

Mettis Link News reported that Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will bring back its weekly service on the Islamabad and Beijing route, starting October 30. Operations will take place every Friday, giving passengers a direct alternative to connecting itineraries. According to APP, the aim is to cut journey times and ease the hassle of transit.

The airline expects the route to serve students, families, business travellers and tourists, as well as Pakistani and Chinese communities. It is intended to deepen people-to-people contact and support trade, tourism, education and cultural ties between the two nations. PIA also intends to tap its partnership with Air China and Shenzhen Airlines to connect passengers onward from Beijing.

Through these partnerships, travellers changing in Beijing can reach more than 25 Chinese cities. Tickets will be sold at PIA offices, through authorised agents and on major online booking platforms. The national carrier said the return of the weekly flight responds to sustained demand for travel between the two countries and its commitment to dependable links.