South Air has announced a 50% discount on airfares for persons with physical disabilities, making air travel more affordable and accessible. The initiative aims to support passengers who may face financial or mobility challenges while traveling and encourage greater inclusion in air transportation.
According to the airline, eligible passengers can receive the discount by presenting a valid CNIC that carries the official disability logo at the time of booking or ticket purchase.
The concession is available on the airline’s domestic and regional routes, allowing more people to benefit from reduced travel costs.
The airline said the discounted fares are intended to help passengers traveling for different purposes, including medical treatment, education, family visits, business, or other personal reasons.
By lowering ticket prices, South Air hopes to make air travel easier for people with physical disabilities and provide them with greater convenience and flexibility.
This announcement comes shortly after the airline introduced a special discount for students. Together, these initiatives reflect South Air’s commitment to offering affordable travel options to different groups within society.
The airline believes that such programmes can help make flying more inclusive while meeting the needs of a wider range of passengers.
The latest concession has been welcomed as a positive step toward improving accessibility in Pakistan’s aviation sector. Supporters say affordable travel can make it easier for people with disabilities to access healthcare, education, employment opportunities, and family support without facing high transportation costs.
South Air stated that it will continue working on customer-friendly policies aimed at improving passenger experience and expanding access to air travel.
The airline hopes these initiatives will encourage more people to travel with confidence while promoting equal opportunities and greater convenience for everyone across its network.
