Two contemporary aircraft have landed in Karachi for an air taxi service, according to Imran Aslam Khan, the COO of private aviation firm Sky Wings. He indicated that there would soon be an online application for the air taxi service.
In rural parts of Pakistan, the air taxi service's primary function is to offer emergency transportation. Asim Nawaz, the CEO of Sky Wings Aviation, announced that the air taxi service, which would enable aircraft to land and take off from airstrips, will formally debut on June 18.
Additionally, he added that multinational corporations are showing interest in joining the company and that the online air taxi service would be provided at a subsidised rate.
Beginning with nine airports in Pakistan, including private airports, Rahim Yar Khan, and Balochistan, the air taxi service will be available. In the upcoming days, a web application for the online taxi service will also be unveiled.
Comments
0 comment