The Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs has allocated a flight quota for the Hajj 2025 to national and private airlines.
Pilgrims will use airlines such as Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), Saudi Arabian Airlines, Serene Air, Airblue, and Air Sial for traveling to their holy place, Saudi Arabia.
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PIA and Saudi Arabian Airlines will jointly carry over 35,000 pilgrims, followed by Serene Air, which will cater to 7,000, Airblue-7,380 pilgrims, and Air Sial-3,500 pilgrims.
Hajj operations will be conducted from major cities like, but not limited to, Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Multan, and Quetta. Fare structures will also be uniform for the South and North regions.
The minimum Hajj Package has been set as $1,000, whereas maximum duration packages will be occupied with $800.