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Proposal to link PIA to 10 cities of China: Key companies want to prop up Pak airline, CAA

byCustoms Today Report
26/03/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Chinese company Sibol China Limited Managing Director Qiao Song said many leading Chinese companies want to invest in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

Talking to a state-run news agency, Song said Pakistan just needed some improvement in its transportation facilities, reservation system, airport facilities and technical know-how to get more destinations and enhance number of passengers through PIA.

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He said Pakistan is situated at a very important geographical area and PIA can take full advantage from this geographical situation to link the world. He added PIA could also be linked to about ten cities of China and these flights could go further to other destinations taking the advantage of close and strong ties of Pakistan and China.

He said there are many Chinese companies already working in Pakistan and due to strong bilateral relations, there are very bigh chances that more Chinese firms could come here to invest in various sectors especially in airline industry.

He said, “We seeking new aviation related business opportunities in the region where we find strong local partner and government support together to build new global aviation net work to better serve the region and the world where we can see the market demands.”

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