Afghanistan’s Kam Air is set to expand its flight operations between Kabul and Islamabad, increasing services to seven flights per week starting November 1. The move is aimed at accommodating growing passenger demand and providing more travel options for people flying between the two neighbouring countries.
According to the airline’s management, the decision to increase flight frequency was made in response to passenger demand. The additional services are expected to offer greater flexibility for travellers, making it easier to plan trips between the Afghan capital and Pakistan’s federal capital.
The expanded schedule will provide daily flight services between Kabul and Islamabad, improving connectivity between the two cities. The route serves passengers travelling for business, family visits, and other purposes, making air links between Afghanistan and Pakistan an important part of regional travel.
The increase in flights reflects Kam Air’s efforts to respond to changing travel needs and provide more convenient connections for passengers. The additional services are scheduled to begin on November 1, although further details regarding flight timings and ticket availability may be announced by the airline.
