14 flights of foreign airlines from Sialkot Airport were canceled today


Lahore: Floods in Punjab, weather conditions in various cities across the country, and administrative problems have resulted in 23 flights being canceled.
According to the flight schedule, the arrival and departure of 48 domestic and international flights across the country are delayed; 14 flights of foreign airlines from Sialkot Airport were canceled today.
All other flights from Sialkot Airport are still being operated from Lahore today. One flight from Sialkot Airport to Dubai has landed in Lahore.
Due to weather conditions, flight PK218 from Abu Dhabi to Peshawar landed in Multan, while flight PA201 from Islamabad to Karachi has been canceled.
According to the flight schedule, four flights from Islamabad to Gilgit PK601, PK602, PK603, and PK604 have been canceled, and two flights of private air from Karachi to Skardu PA704 and PA705 have also been canceled.
Two Lahore-Skardu flights PA480 and PA481 are also canceled. 18 Islamabad Airport flights are delayed by 1-6 hours, and 15 Lahore Airport flights are delayed by 1-7 hours.
10 Karachi Airport flights are delayed by 1-5.5 hours. Six Karachi-Islamabad flights are delayed by 1-6 hours, while five Karachi-Lahore flights are delayed by 1-3.5 hours.

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