Golden Age Of Pakistan International Airline A Case Study Of Asghar Khan As A Chairman Of PIA

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  • Muhammad Khalid
  • Dr. Shahbaz Khan

Abstract

Air travel holds immense significance in today's interconnected world, revolutionizing the movement of people and goods across vast distances. This paper explores the pivotal role of air travel and its various benefits, emphasizing its importance in modern life. The ability of air travel to connect distant locations quickly and efficiently is highlighted, bridging geographical gaps between countries and fostering global connectivity. This connectivity facilitates essential elements such as business interactions, international tourism, cultural exchanges, and family reunions. The aviation industry emerges as a significant driver of economic growth and development, creating job opportunities across sectors such as airlines, airports, tourism, hospitality, and manufacturing. Furthermore, air travel stimulates trade by enabling the efficient transportation of goods, fostering international investments and collaborations. Despite facing challenges and undergoing restructuring phases, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) stands as a symbol of national pride and a vital component of Pakistan's transportation infrastructure. This study specifically focuses on the period when Asghar Khan served as the Chairman of PIA. During his tenure, the airline continued to strive for excellence in customer service, operational efficiency, and financial sustainability. PIA's growth is evident in its expanded route network, serving diverse destinations across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America. The airline has also forged codeshare agreements with other carriers, enhancing its global connectivity and providing passengers with seamless travel options.

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2024-01-19

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Khalid, M. ., & Khan, D. S. . (2024). Golden Age Of Pakistan International Airline A Case Study Of Asghar Khan As A Chairman Of PIA. Migration Letters, 21(S3), 1110–1118. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/6912

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