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Shaheen Air owes Sialkot airport’s Rs140m

byCT Report
13/09/2018
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SIALKOT: Shaheen Air International owes Sialkot International Airport Limited (SIAL) Rs140 million, disclosed the SIAL management.

It claimed that Shaheen Air International has not paid the big amount of Rs140 million in shape of different taxes to it. It contacted with the management of Shaheen Air International for the clearance of the prolonged outstanding dues. Instead of paying, Shaheen Air International has also stopped its flight operation from Sialkot International Airport from July 05, 2018.

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SIAL management has urged the Shaheen Air for early clearance of the above-mentioned dues besides the early resumption of its operation from Sialkot to different foreign destinations, it said.

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