Direct flights between Pakistan and Iran have officially started, marking a new chapter in bilateral relations. The announcement was made by Iranian Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri Moqadam on Tuesday, confirming that the long-anticipated air travel agreement has been finalized.
According to the ambassador, the agreement was made possible through extensive cooperation between both governments. He noted that the recent visit of the Iranian President to Pakistan played a key role in pushing the initiative forward.
The ambassador also expressed gratitude to the Pakistani government for its support in implementing this step. Officials believe the launch of direct flights will not only make travel easier but also strengthen ties across multiple sectors.
Flights to be Operated by Iran Air Tour
The direct flights will be operated by Iran Air Tour, one of Iran’s leading airlines. This development is expected to enhance connectivity, benefiting both leisure and business travelers.
Officials highlighted that easier travel will provide Iranian citizens with more opportunities to experience Pakistan’s scenic beauty, hospitality, and cultural diversity. Similarly, Pakistanis visiting Iran will find improved access to historic sites, religious landmarks, and cultural destinations.
Boost for Tourism and Business
Ambassador Moqadam stressed that direct flights are not only about convenience but also about creating deeper connections. Easier air travel is expected to strengthen tourism, business relations, and cultural exchange between the two nations.
Travel professionals and business communities from both sides anticipate increased opportunities as the new flight route opens. Experts also predict that the initiative could lead to further collaboration in trade, investment, and regional partnerships.
The launch of direct flights between Pakistan and Iran reflects a shared commitment to building stronger ties. Both countries see this step as an important milestone toward greater cooperation and mutual growth in the years ahead.
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