Flight operations across Pakistan were disrupted on Sunday due to adverse weather conditions, leading to multiple cancellations, delays and diversions on both domestic and international routes.
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According to the latest flight schedule, at least eight flights were cancelled nationwide, while 53 arrivals and departures faced delays at various airports.
In Lahore, deteriorating weather conditions forced four flights to divert to Islamabad. Several Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flights operating between Islamabad and Gilgit were cancelled, while two international flights from Abu Dhabi to Lahore were also called off. Additionally, two flights from Islamabad to Sukkur were cancelled.
Flights arriving from Jeddah to Lahore were diverted to Islamabad, as were international flights from Abu Dhabi and Najaf. The disruption extended to other major airports, with Islamabad and Karachi each reporting delays to 14 arrivals and departures. Lahore recorded delays to 12 flights, while Peshawar Airport reported eight delayed flights. Sialkot, Multan and Faisalabad each experienced delays affecting two flights.
Airlines have advised passengers to check the status of their flights before heading to airports and to remain in contact with airline helplines and official channels for updates.
Aviation authorities warned that the adverse weather conditions could persist in the coming hours, potentially causing further delays or diversions. Passengers have been urged to plan their travel accordingly and remain prepared for possible disruptions as safety measures continue to be enforced.
