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PIA already facing Rs300b losses, PK-7313 flight with 220 capacity brings only 2 passengers from Jeddah

byCustoms Today Report
23/02/2015
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KARACHI – The PIA’s Marketing Department caused millions of rupees loss to the Pakistan International Airline as its special flight PK-7313 arrived at the Karachi Airport from Jeddah with only two passengers on board despite a capacity of 220 passengers.

The special flight is only operated when the required number of passengers is achieved but it operated with only two passengers. It is already suffering huge losses due to the poor performance of its director marketing in Umra Operation.

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Another PIA flight PK-7312 also flew to Jeddah from Karachi with hardly over 70 passengers on board. The airline is currently facing losses worth more than 300 billion rupees, just because of the poor strategy of its officials regarding flight and other operations.

 

 

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