Pakistan International Arlines (PIA) : News / Updates

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Overview of Karachi Aerodrome (1934)
Landing Ground:
A 900 by 900 yard rectangular designated landing area marked in the center.

Airship Infrastructure:
An Airship Mooring Mast (203 ft high).
An Airship Shed (170 ft high) colored in dark blue on the western side.

Support and Operations:
Burmah-Shell refueling point and office.
Karachi Aero Club, custom building, hangars, garages, and a bungalow.

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Interesting, looks like PIA will go for both Airbus and Boeing?

 
Interesting, looks like PIA will go for both Airbus and Boeing?

Typical jaahil Patwari press release. What does the British Ambassador have to do with the commerical decisions of a European company like Airbus ? And what does the Commerce Minister of Pakistan have to do with the commerical decisions of a supposedly privatized company like PIA. These idiots cannot make up their minds about whether PIA has been privatised or not.

Even to the extent that it is owned by Fauj Inc, a NCO deputed to PIA has more influence than the Commerce minister of a puppet Form 47 "huqqumat".
 
Typical jaahil Patwari press release. What does the British Ambassador have to do with the commerical decisions of a European company like Airbus ? And what does the Commerce Minister of Pakistan have to do with the commerical decisions of a supposedly privatized company like PIA. These idiots cannot make up their minds about whether PIA has been privatised or not.

Even to the extent that it is owned by Fauj Inc, a NCO deputed to PIA has more influence than the Commerce minister of a puppet Form 47 "huqqumat".

Hurts hey Rakesh!?
 
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Interesting, looks like PIA will go for both Airbus and Boeing?

A mix of new 737 and A321 is an ideal combination for pakistan for both local and international operations.

Ideal scenario for Pak would be 737 max 8 or A321 neo for high density within country operations and regional airports flights.
A321 neo, due to higher luggage bay, will also gives the option to increase per passenger luggage capacity for GCC (lets say by 10 kgs) and gain back "some" customers from the GCC carriers. Currently there is no incentive to opt back to PIA.

A321LR with a range reaching to 4000nm can fly around the year to most European (France, Norway, Italy, East Europe) most east African and almost all south east Asian countries from across the country.
However London, Manchester, edinburgh, paris, amsterdam, Tokyo and south Africa will only be accessible from Lahore, karachi, islamabad via A321XLR or 777.
 
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A mix of new 737 and A321 is an ideal combination for pakistan for both local and international operations.

Ideal scenario for Pak would be 737 max 8 or A321 neo for high density within country operations and regional airports flights.
A321 neo, due to higher luggage bay, will also gives the option to increase per passenger luggage capacity for GCC (lets say by 10 kgs) and gain back "some" customers from the GCC carriers. Currently there is no incentive to opt back to PIA.

A321LR with a range reaching to 4000nm can fly around the year to most European (France, Norway, Italy, East Europe) most east African and almost all south east Asian countries from across the country.
However London, Manchester, edinburgh, paris, amsterdam, Tokyo and south Africa will only be accessible from Lahore, karachi, islamabad via A321XLR or 777.

For sure some great products on both sides, my preference would be A321 for shorter or less dense and the A350 for long haul, however I suspect we will see a split buy to keep Donald happy

My guess is 787s plus A321 neo
 

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