ISLAMABAD: SereneAir has rejected reports claiming that it has completed its shutdown process in Pakistan.
The airline said it remains focused on restarting its flight operations. It expects to resume services by the end of 2026.
In a statement, SereneAir said it is actively working toward the resumption of operations. However, the airline has not announced a specific restart date.
The clarification followed reports about the airline’s business activities across Pakistan. Those reports claimed that SereneAir had closed its city and airport offices.
The reports also suggested that the airline had completed the process of winding up its operations. They further claimed that the company had started selling its local assets.
SereneAir rejected these claims and provided clarification about its current position. The airline said its ongoing measures are part of a broader restructuring process.
According to the airline, it is reviewing its assets and facilities to reduce operating costs. It is also identifying assets that have reached the end of their useful life.
The company said it is also reviewing surplus facilities that are no longer required. These measures are intended to improve resource management and reduce unnecessary expenses.
SereneAir said the restructuring process does not mean the airline has permanently ended its operations. Instead, the company is preparing for a possible return to the market.
The airline also disclosed that its shareholders are considering making an additional investment. The proposed funding could strengthen the company’s financial position.
According to SereneAir, additional investment could also help address its outstanding liabilities. This could support the airline’s efforts to stabilize its financial position.
The airline has not confirmed when flights will officially resume. However, it remains hopeful of restarting services before the end of this year.
The latest statement provides a different picture from reports suggesting a complete shutdown. SereneAir maintains that its current activities are linked to cost savings and restructuring.
The airline’s potential return could restore its domestic and international flight services. However, further details will depend on the company’s financial and operational preparations.
For now, SereneAir has maintained its target of resuming operations by the end of 2026. Passengers and industry stakeholders will likely await further updates from the airline.
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The company’s next announcement may provide more clarity about its planned flight schedule. It may also confirm the timeline for the restart of services in Pakistan.
