Islamabad International Airport is excitedly preparing for the Hajj 2025 operation, with the first flight scheduled to depart for Medina tonight. In anticipation of this significant pilgrimage, the airport has implemented extensive preparations to ensure a seamless experience for the thousands of pilgrims.
As part of these efforts, seven special immigration counters have been set up under the “Road to Makkah” project, designed to expedite the processing of travelers. This year, over 28,400 pilgrims are expected to make their journey to Hejaz-e-Aqdas on approximately 100 flights.
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The airport authorities are committed to providing efficient and hassle-free services for the pilgrims, emphasizing the importance of smooth operations during this sacred period. With all necessary arrangements in place, the Hajj operation will continue until May 31.
This year’s initiative highlights Pakistan’s dedication to facilitating a memorable and organized pilgrimage for its citizens. The proactive measures taken by the Islamabad International Airport aim to enhance the overall experience for all departing pilgrims, allowing them to focus on their spiritual journey.
