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Jalal HB
It was a great day in thee history of aviation, British Airways and Pakistan that British Airways resumed its operation to Lahore, Pakistan after four decades.
The British Airways flight BA-259 took of from Heathrow airport London with two hundred and fourteen passengers and touched down at Allama Iqbal International Airport in the morning of 12 October.
To celebrate the landmark occasion, a special ceremony was held in the CIP lounge of Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore and a cake was cut. Christian Turner, the British high commissioner to Pakistan also attended.
Speaking on the occasion, the British High Commissioner remarked: “The first-ever British Airways flights to Lahore is a sign of confidence in Pakistan, and the deepening ties between our two countries. I hope it will open up even more opportunities for business links, people-to-people ties, and tourism.”
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