Government successfully transports 70,105 Hajj pilgrims from Pakistan

The pre-Hajj flight operation, which began on May 9, has successfully transported around 70,105 Hajj pilgrims from Pakistan to Madinah and Makkah. This operation, organized by the government, aimed to facilitate the journey of pilgrims to the sacred cities for the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

Today marks the conclusion of this month-long operation, with the final pre-Hajj flight, SV-3727 of Saudi Airlines, scheduled to arrive at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah. This flight will carry 380 passengers, wrapping up the extensive transportation process.

Throughout the operation, multiple flights have been coordinated to ensure the safe and timely travel of pilgrims, adhering to the Hajj flights schedule. The government's initiative has played a crucial role in facilitating the pilgrimage experience for thousands of individuals.

As the pre-Hajj flight operation comes to an end, it signifies the successful execution of a vital logistical process that enables pilgrims to fulfill their religious duties with ease. The collaborative efforts of various stakeholders have contributed to the smooth operation, ensuring a seamless journey for all participants.