Q-Airlines, another private airline, is preparing to begin commercial operations in Pakistan with local flights.
The new airline, which is owned by the Ramada Hotels Group, will start flying domestically with a fleet of three Airbus-320 planes.
According to Bol News, the federal cabinet will approve the airline’s regular public transportation (RPT) license on January 25.
Following that, the private airline will begin flying within the following three to four months. Q-Airlines will conduct flights between Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore in the initial phase.
Q-Airlines will become the country’s fourth operational private airline after receiving the RPT license.
