Flights to Pakistan’s northern regions will be operated by the new airline “South Air.”

The inauguration of a new airline, South Air, that will operate flights to Pakistan’s northern areas is a good step forward for the country’s aviation and tourism industries.

The airline will fly to Skardu, Chitral, and Gilgit twice a day. The flights will initially be run from Lahore and Islamabad.

As part of its launch plan, South Air will begin its operations with two turboprop aircraft, ensuring improved connectivity to the scenic northern areas of Pakistan.