Emirates flies the Airbus A380 to Islamabad for once

09 07 2018

The Emirates A380 landed on a scheduled single flight to Islamabad International Airport.

This is the first time that the giant plane operates in Pakistan, and confirms its arrival at the airport of the Pakistani capital to receive the world's largest passenger plane.

The Emirates A380 on its flight EK 2524 brings to Islamabad Captain UAE Abbas Shaaban and his assistant The delegation included Hamad Al Zaabi, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Pakistan, Most Khan, Pakistani Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, Adel Al Ghaith, Deputy Prime Minister of Pakistan, First Vice President of Emirates Airlines The first two pilots of Pakistani nationality were Captain Fazl Ghani, first chief pilot of the tanker and commander of the planning team the first maiden flight in Karachi, and Captain Ijaz al-Haq, one of the first pilots of Pakistani nationality. The pilots who led the first Emirates flight 33 years ago.

Hundreds of passengers on the flight to Islamabad flew an A380 from 25 countries, most of which had booked a special flight.

Reception

Upon arrival at the airport, the aircraft received a traditional shower. The delegation was received by government officials and airports and by Jaber Al-Athaibi, vice president of Emirates Airline in Pakistan, followed on this occasion by VIP guests and media representatives.

Sheikh Majid Al Mualla, Vice President of Commercial Operations of Emirates, said he hoped to launch a regular A380 service to Pakistan and continue to contact Pakistani authorities at this time. respect.

He said: "We are proud to operate the first flight to Islamabad with the A380, which is the cornerstone of our strategy." The arrival of the giant aircraft is an important milestone in the history of our operations to Pakistan, first destination of Emirates flights in 1985.

The first flight from Emirates to Karachi took place on October 25, 1985. The airline continued to expand its presence in Pakistan.A weekly Dubai flight to six stations: Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Islamabad, Multan and Sialkot, allowing Pakistanis to travel easily to Dubai to more than 150 international destinations within the network. Emirates

Emirates operates more than 5,000 Pakistani nationals in various fields

Distribution

The Emirates A380, which served the flight divided into two classes, offers comfortable seats in economy class and seats in the cla business, and the living room is famous for this giant plane.

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