Thursday 1 May 2014

One Popular Option Each for Direct & Indirect Flights to Islamabad from LHR

Pakistan’s Capital city, Islamabad is a mesmeric blend of art, history, culture and beauty! No wonder, the destination compellingly shows up on the travel itinerary of many who book tickets on international flights arriving in Pakistan. The huge influx of tourists in Islamabad includes a fair share of Britons. And to accommodate the increasing demand of air travel on UK-Islamabad route, a host of global carriers operate several direct, one-stop and multi-stop flights to Islamabad from London’s most popular Heathrow Airport. Pakistan’s national carrier, PIA operates direct flights on the route on selected days of the week, while Emirates makes for a popular choice to net one-stop flights to Islamabad from LHR. Here’s a little insight into what these two carriers have on offer for travellers.

  

Pakistan International Airways


Pakistan’s flag carrier, Pakistan International Airways makes for a popular choice when it comes to netting tickets on international flights on LHR-Islamabad route. The airline operates both direct/indirect flights to the city from LHR. PIA’s direct flights on the route depart every Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. In addition to the sheer flexibility of options to choose from, the airline is also known for its in-flight services and facilities. Furthermore, the carrier also operates lavish Business Plus lounge at Islamabad’s Benazir Bhutto International Airport for its premium guests booking first/business class tickets aboard its flights.

Emirates Airline


Dubai based, Emirates Airline is yet another popular carrier that serves the LHR-Islamabad route. The airline mostly operates one-stop flights to the city of Islamabad from London Heathrow Airport via its hub at Dubai International Airport. Many Britons prefer to book tickets with the carrier with an intention to club Dubai with their holidays to Pakistan’s capital city. In addition, Emirates’ superlative in-flight services and peerless hospitality remain other key highlights of its soaring popularity on the route. The spacious seating aboard Emirates’ flights includes reclining seats in Business Class and extra room to relax in the Economy. The airline also operates the lavish Emirates Lounges at London Heathrow Airport and Dubai International Airport and the partner CIP Lounge at Islamabad’s Benazir Bhutto International Airport.

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