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Fly Jinnah Abu Dhabi flights from three Pakistani cities

Five weekly services will begin from Karachi on November 28, then from Islamabad and Lahore on December 1, creating 15 weekly links in total.

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Fly Jinnah is adding direct Abu Dhabi flights from three major Pakistani cities, giving travellers more ways to reach the United Arab Emirates capital. The airline said the services will roll out in phases: Karachi later this month, then Islamabad and Lahore in December.

New routes from Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore

Under the announced plan, Fly Jinnah will connect Abu Dhabi with Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore. The move widens the carrier’s international network and adds Pakistan to Abu Dhabi flight options for passengers in those cities. Each city will get a dedicated direct link rather than a single gateway-only service.

Start dates and weekly frequency

From November 28, Fly Jinnah will operate five weekly flights between Karachi and Abu Dhabi. On December 1, it will introduce five weekly flights from Islamabad to Abu Dhabi and five weekly flights from Lahore to Abu Dhabi. Once all three services are running, the combined Fly Jinnah Abu Dhabi schedule will total 15 flights a week.

The airline framed the launch as a phased expansion: Karachi opens the corridor first, and the federal capital and Lahore follow days later. That staggered rollout means seats become available in stages rather than all at once.

Timeline: what has happened so far

  • November 2026: Fly Jinnah announces direct Abu Dhabi flights from three Pakistani cities, to be introduced in phases.
  • November 28: Five weekly Karachi–Abu Dhabi flights are due to begin.
  • December 1: Five weekly Islamabad–Abu Dhabi flights are due to begin.
  • December 1: Five weekly Lahore–Abu Dhabi flights are also due to begin, bringing the network to 15 weekly services.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Fly Jinnah ab Abu Dhabi ki seedhi parwaazain Pakistan ke teen shehron se shuru kar raha hai. Pehle Karachi se 28 November ko haftay mein paanch flights chalengi. Phir 1 December se Islamabad aur Lahore se bhi paanch-paanch weekly flights hongi. Is se UAE jane walon ke liye zyada options milenge.

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