Flight operations at Sheikh Zayed Airport in Rahim Yar Khan have resumed after a suspension of nearly three years, restoring air connectivity for the region. The airport welcomed South Air’s inaugural flight from Karachi on Saturday, marking the official resumption of commercial operations. The flight, carrying 72 passengers, landed on schedule and received a warm welcome at the airport. Passengers were greeted with a festive reception as airport authorities celebrated the return of regular flight services.

The flight, carrying 72 passengers, landed on schedule and received a warm welcome at the airport. Passengers were greeted with a festive reception as airport authorities celebrated the return of regular flight services.

The reopening of the airport is expected to improve travel convenience for residents of Rahim Yar Khan and nearby areas, who have faced limited air travel options since flight operations were suspended.

The milestone also marks another expansion for South Air, Pakistan’s recently launched private airline, which has been increasing services to cities with limited air connectivity.

The airline’s latest route is expected to enhance regional travel and provide passengers with more domestic flight options. The resumption of operations at Sheikh Zayed Airport is seen as a significant step toward improving connectivity and supporting economic activity in southern Punjab.

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