Airlines flying from Pakistan

Pakistani airlines PIA, Airblue, AirSial and Fly Jinnah operate domestic and international flights. Foreign airlines serving Pakistan include Emirates, flydubai, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Air Arabia, Saudia, flynas, flyadeal, Turkish Airlines, Oman Air, Gulf Air, Thai Airways, British Airways and SalamAir, plus regional carriers such as Azerbaijan Airlines and China Southern.

On Dubai routes the low-cost carriers flydubai and Air Arabia (to Sharjah), as well as Fly Jinnah and Airblue, often have the lowest base fares, but their cheapest fares exclude checked baggage. Once you add a 20–30 kg bag, Emirates Saver or PIA can be similar in price. We compare all of them for your dates.

Saudia, PIA, Airblue, AirSial, Fly Jinnah, flynas and flyadeal fly direct to Jeddah, Madinah or Riyadh. Direct flights to Jeddah or Madinah with a checked-bag fare (for Zamzam water and luggage) are usually the most practical choice for Umrah families.

PIA flies non-stop from Lahore and Islamabad to London Heathrow and Manchester, and British Airways flies Islamabad–London Gatwick non-stop. One-stop options include Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Turkish Airlines, Gulf Air and Oman Air.

A refund cancels your ticket and returns the refundable amount, after airline penalties, to you or as airline credit. A reissue keeps the ticket but changes the date, time or route; you pay the change fee plus any fare difference.

Carriers such as flydubai, Air Arabia, Fly Jinnah, flynas and flyadeal return cancellations as a travel voucher or wallet credit on many fares. Some fares let you choose a cash refund for a higher fee. Always check whether a fare is cash-refundable before booking.

Most airlines sell the same seat at several fare types, for example Emirates Special, Saver, Flex and Flex Plus. Cheaper types carry less baggage and stricter change and refund rules; more expensive types add baggage, free seat selection and free changes.

For Gulf and Europe routes, September to November and February are usually the cheapest months. Saudi routes are cheaper in July, August, October and November. Fares peak around Eid ul-Fitr, Eid ul-Adha, June–August and December.

No. Many basic fares, including flydubai Lite, Air Arabia Basic, Airblue Value, flynas Light and British Airways Basic, include only hand baggage. Full-service fares usually include 20–35 kg. Check the fare-type table on each airline page.

Yes. As a GDS-connected agency (Amadeus and Sabre), O.S Travel & Tours can issue tickets on most scheduled airlines, including interline and multi-airline itineraries, as well as low-cost carriers through their agency channels.

Each airline page lists the official airline sources and the date we last checked them. Airlines can change rules without notice, so the conditions printed on your ticket and confirmed in your quote always take priority.

Often, yes. Codeshare and interline partners such as Emirates and flydubai, or Qatar Airways with oneworld partners, can be combined on one ticket with baggage checked through. Separate tickets on low-cost airlines are cheaper but not protected if you miss a connection.