Pakistan resumes Middle East flight operations after US-Iran ceasefire

Lahore / Dubai (Web Desk): Following the implementation of a ceasefire in the Middle East, normal life is gradually returning to the region.

After prolonged tensions, countries including Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, and Qatar have reopened their airspace, allowing flights from Pakistan and other countries to resume fully.

The reopening of these air routes, which were closed due to the international crisis, provides airlines with shorter and safer corridors, saving both time and fuel costs. International airlines can now operate flights to Gulf destinations without disruption.

Airports across Pakistan have resumed flights to Gulf countries, with Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore seeing the highest activity.

Large numbers of passengers traveled for work, family visits, and other purposes.