Air Arabia Abu Dhabi has announced a significant expansion of its flight operations to Pakistan with increased frequencies to Multan and Faisalabad, reinforcing its commitment to offer reliable and affordable air travel options for its growing customer base, WAM reported.
Starting September, the number of weekly flights to Multan will increase from two to five, with daily operations scheduled. Flights to Faisalabad will double from two to four per week, providing passengers with greater flexibility and convenience.
Adel Al Ali, Group CEO of Air Arabia, said, “The expansion of our services to Multan and Faisalabad reflects our commitment to meet the rising demand for low-cost air travel between the UAE and Pakistan. It is a testament to our focus on providing enhanced travel comfort and a superior flying experience.”
In addition to the increased frequencies, the airline recently launched new direct services to Sialkot, further broadening its footprint in the Pakistani market amid rising demand for air connectivity between the two countries.
Air Arabia Abu Dhabi also announced that two new aircraft will join its fleet by the end of the year, bolstering operational capacity and supporting the airline’s expansion into new strategic destinations.
The move comes as travel demand between the UAE and Pakistan continues to grow, driven by large diaspora communities, strong bilateral ties, and increasing tourism and business exchanges.
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