Pakistan suffers a loss of millions due to inoperable airports.

Sources claim that the Pakistan Airport Authority has suffered millions of dollars’ worth of damages as a result of the inactivity of eight airports located around Pakistan: Bannu, Dalbadin, Parachinar, Khuzdar, Rawlakot, Saidu Sharif, Sehwan Sharif, and Sibi.

The organization is nonetheless burdened by monthly wage payments and other operational expenses, sources disclosed, even though flight operations have been suspended and staff is still stationed at these airports.

Recently, Pakistan made three of its main airports available for outsourcing.
It was revealed earlier this week that Islamabad International Airport’s outsourcing offer from a Turkish company had been officially authorized.

Bids were received for the airport’s outsourcing, according to the facts, however two companies’ representatives were eliminated from consideration because of their late submission.

With regard to the project, the Turkish company made the highest bid. A committee led by the Secretary of Aviation was in charge of overseeing the tender process.

The Turkish company’s documentation are presently being thoroughly examined, according to the sources.

The proposal from the Turkish corporation would be evaluated and then presented to the Board of Directors of the Pakistan Airports Authority, they added.