Airlines of Pakistan

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The Pakistani aviation market has seen many airlines come and go. However, due largely to the economic sanctions placed on Pakistan during the 1990s the industry growth eventually levelled off due to the increase in oil prices.

The Pakistan aviation industry was started up when Orient Airways merged with Pakistan International Airlines Corporation (PIAC) to become the national flag carrier of Pakistan called Pakistan International Airlines or PIA for short. PIA remained the only operator for many years after its creation, but soon private airlines arrived at the scene to compete with the national flag carrier.

PIA Boeing 747-300 in the latest colour scheme
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PIA Boeing 747-300 in the latest colour scheme

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[edit] Current Airlines

[edit] Cargo Airlines

[edit] Charter Airlines

  • AST Pakistan Airways
  • Pricely Jets

[edit] Future Airlines

  • Deewan International Airlines
An Aero Asia B737-200
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An Aero Asia B737-200

[edit] Defunct Airlines

  • Pak-Air
  • Raji Airlines
  • Super Airways

[edit] See also

Airlines of Pakistan
Current Airlines Aero Asia • Airblue • PIA • SAI • JSA
Cargo Airlines DHL Cargo Pakistan • Pakistan International Cargo • Royal Airlines Cargo • Star Air • TCS Couriers
Charter Companies Askari Aviation • Jahangir Siddiqui Charter • Royal Airlines • Schon Air • Pricely Jets
Future Airlines Air Mashriq • DIA • Pearl Air • Safe Air
Defunct Airlines Bhoja Air • Hajvairy Airlines • Orient Airways • Pak-Air • Raji Airlines • Super Airways
Other Airports • CAA of Pakistan • List of airlines • List of defunct airlines • Shaheen Airport Services • Transport

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