Quetta, March 19, 2024 (PEN) – In a move to cater to the increased travel demand during the upcoming Eid festivities, Serene Air, a private Pakistani airline, has announced the resumption of its flights between Quetta and Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport. The airline’s decision, revealed on Sunday, aims to provide more affordable travel options for passengers on this route.
Starting from April 3rd, Serene Air will reintroduce its services on the Quetta-Lahore route, addressing the limited choices available for travelers heading to Balochistan. The airline expects a surge in demand during the Eid holidays and hopes to make air travel more accessible for those relying on it during this busy period.
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One of the key highlights of this revival is the attractive one-way fare, which starts from as low as PKR 13,999. This affordable pricing is expected to attract a significant number of travelers, especially those on a budget.
Serene Air, which commenced operations in January 2017, has been primarily focused on domestic flights within Pakistan. However, the airline has also expanded its services to include international destinations, with its inaugural flight to Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, taking off on March 16, 2021.
The reintroduction of the Quetta-Lahore route is anticipated to be a relief for many passengers, providing them with a convenient and cost-effective travel option during the Eid celebrations.
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