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First Hajj Flight from Islamabad Departs April 19, Commencing Nationwide Operations April 18

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The sacred journey to Hijaz-e-Muqaddas is set to formally commence from Islamabad on April 19. The first Hajj flight is scheduled to depart from Islamabad International Airport.

Nationwide flight operation begins on April 18, marking a significant milestone for Islamabad where thousands of pilgrims will embark on their journey through a unique and digitized travel experience.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Religious Affairs revealed that a special ceremony will be held at the airport to bid farewell to the first contingent.

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