In a significant development for Pakistani pilgrims and travellers, Iran Air has announced the start of its flight operations between Mashhad and Lahore.
The airline will initially operate one flight per week, beginning October 29, restoring direct air connectivity between the two cities.
According to the announcement, Iran Air has decided to begin flight operations for Pakistan, marking the airline’s renewed presence in the country after a period of limited connectivity.
The Mashhad–Lahore route will play a crucial role in facilitating travel for pilgrims visiting Iran for religious purposes, as well as for general passengers seeking convenient travel between the two nations.
The weekly flights will begin operating regularly from October 29, connecting Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport with Mashhad International Airport.
This route is expected to enhance tourism and people-to-people exchanges, offering a more direct and affordable travel option for visitors.
