Many new airlines are readying to launch services in cities across Pakistan, according to information from a private news channel, referring to sources from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Among the airlines setting up for processes are Jet Green, Q Airways, and Go Green Air, all of which have applied for the essential licenses and permits.

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In addition, Air Indus has expressed interest in starting again its operations, while Q Aviation and Liberty Air have also submitted applications to start flight services in Pakistan.

The CAA views this overflow in applications as a positive development for the airline industry in Pakistan. It is predicted that the arrival of new airlines will expand air travel options, reinforce foreign exchange earnings, and create more jobs within the aviation industry.

Currently, Airblue, SereneAir, and AirSial are the three private airlines operating in Pakistan. The entry of these new competitors is predicted to improve service quality and offer more competitive pricing for passengers, further strengthening air travel growth in the country.

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