Emirates to offer flights for Pakistani transit passengers from June 8

Emirates will resume transit flights from some Pakistani cities after the United Arab Emirates (UAE) lifted a suspension on services where passengers stop off in the country to change planes, or for refuelling.

The Dubai-based carrier will offer flights from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad for travellers who wish to connect onwards to other Emirates destinations from June 8, it said in a press statement.

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