At least six airlines have applied to the Pakistani Civil Aviation Authority (PkCAA) for regular public transport (RPT) licences of which half expect to start scheduled commercial operations later this year.The Nation newspaper lists the entrants as Liberty Air (Pakistan), GoGreen Airways, Askari Aviation, United Airways Pakistan, Air Sial, and Afeef Zara Airways.
For its part, United Airways Pakistan is owned by Adnan Tabbni while Afeef Zara Airways is owned by Rashid Siddiqui.
Separately, a sibling of Air Indus (MPK, Karachi Int'l) chief executive, Abdul Wahab, has applied for a charter license for a start-up named Fly Mashriq (Karachi Int'l).
According to the report, of these airlines, Air Sial, Askari Air Pakistan, Go Green Airways, Afeef Zara Airways, and the resurrected Bhoja Air (B4, Karachi Int'l), are likely to launch air operations either during the first half of 2018 or not later than October.
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