British Airways resumes flights to Islamabad, Pakistan

Kerry Reals December 18, 2018
Credit: Rob Finlayson
British Airways will resume nonstop flights to Islamabad, Pakistan next year, more than a decade after withdrawing the route because of security concerns. The UK carrier announced Dec. 18 that it will begin operating a 3X-weekly Boeing 787 service between London Heathrow and Islamabad in June 2019...
Kerry Reals

Kerry Reals is a UK-based aviation journalist with 15 years’ experience covering all aspects of the airline and aerospace sector for a variety of industry publications. She is a freelance contributor to Aviation Week & Space Technology, Aviation Daily and Air Transport World, focusing on the European airline industry, with an emphasis on how the sector is working to improve sustainability and reduce its carbon footprint.

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