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The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched efforts to restore direct flights to the United States, with an assessment team from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) scheduled to visit Pakistan next month.
According to sources, the FAA team will conduct a comprehensive review of passenger and cargo flight operations, examining various airports, airlines, and security measures.
Following the recent progress in resuming flights to Europe, Pakistan’s aviation sector is optimistic about the restoration of US-bound flights.
CAA officials are making extensive preparations to meet international aviation standards and soon there will be good news regarding direct flights from Pakistan to the US.
If the assessment is successful, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plans to operate direct flights to major U.S. cities, including New York, Chicago, and Houston, marking a significant return after a suspension that began in 2017.
Though, there is no official announcement yet, sources privy to the matter are optimistic that the flights will be restored in June or July this year.