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PIA reduces fares on domestic, international flights

byCT Report
10/02/2016
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has slashed its fares on domestic and major international flights, including Umra fares, with immediate effect.
Decision to this effect has been taken to stabilize unrealistic hike in fares and to facilitate its valued customers, PIA’ Spokesman Danyal Gilani said in a statement issued here Wednesday.
The Spokesman further said that fares on Karachi-Islamabad-Karachi and Karachi-Lahore-Karachi would now be starting from Rs. 7,500 while return tickets for Umra would start from Rs 54,500 for passengers from Lahore/Islamabad and Rs 44,500 for passengers from Karachi.

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