List of airlines of Pakistan

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This is a list of airlines currently operating in Pakistan.

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Scheduled Airlines

AirlineIATAICAOCallsignCommencedHubsFleet (62)Orders (3)Type
Pakistan International Airlines PKPIAPAKISTAN1946 Islamabad International Airport 32Full service
Airblue PAABQAir Blue2004 Islamabad International Airport 123Full service
Serene Air ERSEPSerene Air2017 Jinnah International Airport 7Full service
AirSial PFSIFAir Sial2020 Jinnah International Airport 5Full service
Fly Jinnah 9PFJLFly Jinnah2022 Jinnah International Airport 5Full service

Charter Airlines

AirlineIATAICAOCallsignHubsFleet (49)Orders (21)
Askari Air Pakistan 4KAKPASKARI AIR Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)228
ASSL-ACSAIRCRAFT SALES Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)1010
Princely Jets-PJPPRINCELY JETS Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)173

Cargo Airlines

AirlineIATAICAOCallsignHubsFleet (30)Orders (20)
Vision Air International-VISDreambird Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)219
Air Falcon-FPKFeather Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)911

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