EU safety agency lifts ban on Pakistan national airline after four years
- The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has lifted its ban on Pakistan International Airlines, re-establishing confidence in PCAA oversight capabilities, as stated by an EASA spokesperson.
- Defence Minister Khwaja Asif indicated that the ban's lifting would help the debt-ridden national carrier and its privatization efforts.
- Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar called the lifting of the ban "wonderful news" and indicated plans to resume UK routes for increased revenue potential.
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PIA aims to resume European flights within weeks after EASA lifts ban
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PIA gains European access after four-year ban lift
After a four-year suspension, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has lifted its ban on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). The airline is now set to resume flights to the European Union. “EASA has lifted the suspension of the third country operator authorization issued to Pakistan International Airlines,” the EASA said in a statement released on November 29, 2024. The suspension, which was imposed in June 2020, stemmed from conc…
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Lifting of EU safety agency ban on PIA flights will make air travel easier for Pakistanis
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has welcomed the decision of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to lift a ban on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flights to the bloc, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif saying it would make air travel easier for Pakistanis living in Europe. EASA suspended PIA’s authorization to operate in the EU in June 2020 over concerns about the ability of
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