Air Karachi has officially taken flight, marking a new chapter in Pakistan’s aviation industry with a grand launch ceremony held at Karachi’s Old Airport. The event drew aviation leaders, government officials, and business figures, celebrating Karachi’s re-emergence as a key hub for private air travel.
Chairman Hanif Gohar revealed that the airline was established by 42 founding partners, united by a vision to revive Karachi’s historic aviation legacy. He shared that the dream began in 2006, when he first applied for an airline license, and that the successful launch represents the fulfillment of a long-standing goal to bring Karachi back to the skies.
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Speaking at the event, Defence Secretary Muhammad Ali lauded the city’s business community for their entrepreneurial spirit, calling Air Karachi “a source of national pride.” He reaffirmed the government’s full support in helping the airline grow and in strengthening Pakistan’s aviation sector, which has seen a wave of private operators entering the market.
Air Karachi aims to provide safe, reliable, and affordable travel options for both domestic and international routes in the near future. With its launch, the airline not only boosts local employment opportunities but also positions Karachi as a major aviation gateway once again, revitalizing Pakistan’s connection to the global air network.
