Pakistan’s major airports are adjusting the schedules of 45 Gulf flights due to regional developments and changes in passenger demand. According to airport sources, evolving Iran-US talks have led to revised flight schedules across multiple routes. From Lahore Airport, 9 flights to destinations including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Fujairah were affected. Islamabad saw 12 schedule adjustments, Karachi had 18, and Peshawar experienced six modifications. Passenger demand variations on UAE routes have also prompted these operational changes for efficiency and load management.
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