“More flights will also be operated on the instructions of the government of Pakistan”.
Islamabad: Boeing-777—a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane, left for Poland on Tuesday (March 8) to airlift the Pakistanis stranded in Ukraine following the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
From Lahore airport, the PK-7787 has left for Warsaw, the capital of Poland, at 7:23 am, and will land there by 10:00 am as per the local time,” PIA spokesman Abdullah Hafeez Khan said in a press release issued here.
Abdullah Hafeez said the plane, dispatched on the directives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, would bring back around 300 Pakistanis to the country.
The PIA spokesman further added that the aircraft will land at the Islamabad International Airport, while “more flights will also be operated on the instructions of the government of Pakistan”.
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