Foreign airline to resume operations

LAHORE: The Thai Airways is resuming its Pakistan operations from Feb 1 (today) after two years suspension due to Covid spread.

To begin with, the airline will resume its operation from Lahore while “Karachi and Islamabad operations will start keeping in mind the other relevant factors,” says a press release.

Published in Dawn, February 1st, 2022

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