Pakistan launches post-Hajj flight operation for pilgrims

The Pakistani government has officially launched the post-Hajj flight operation on July 20, marking the commencement of the journey back home for thousands of pilgrims who have completed the annual pilgrimage. The first flight is scheduled to land in Multan, kicking off a series of flights that will transport around 160,000 pilgrims back to their respective destinations. This operation involves the coordination of national carrier PIA, Saudi Airlines, and other private airlines to ensure the safe return of the pilgrims.

As part of this operation, more than 1,700 Hajj pilgrims are expected to depart for Multan and Lahore on the first day alone. The emotional significance of this journey is evident as pilgrims bid farewell to the holy cities after fulfilling their religious duties.

The post-Hajj flight operation in Pakistan signifies the end of a spiritual journey for thousands of pilgrims, as they prepare to return home with cherished memories and a sense of fulfillment. The collaborative efforts of various airlines and the government aim to ensure a smooth and safe transition for all pilgrims, highlighting the importance of this annual pilgrimage in the lives of Muslims around the world.