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Strong economies keep airlines airborne

Summary by The Express Tribune

Forty years after Emirates' maiden flight from Dubai to Karachi – operated with a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) aircraft on lease and Pakistani crew, including captains – the two airlines stand worlds apart. Emirates, which relied on PIA's support in 1985, is now a $37 billion global aviation powerhouse with nearly 400 aircraft. PIA, once a regional trailblazer that helped launch airlines like Emirates and Singapore Airlines, is drowning…

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The Express Tribune

Strong economies keep airlines airborne

Forty years after Emirates' maiden flight from Dubai to Karachi – operated with a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) aircraft on lease and Pakistani crew, including captains – the two airlines stand worlds apart. Emirates, which relied on PIA's support in 1985, is now a $37 billion global aviation powerhouse with nearly 400 aircraft. PIA, once a regional trailblazer that helped launch airlines like Emirates and Singapore Airlines, is drowning…

15 hours ago·Pakistan

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The Express Tribune broke the news in Pakistan 15 hours ago on Saturday, October 25, 2025.

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