Pakistan's national carrier, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), has announced the resumption of direct flights to the United Kingdom starting 25th October 2025. This marks a significant step in reconnecting Pakistan with one of its largest overseas markets for both passengers and freight. PIA's direct flights to London, Manchester, and Birmingham had been temporarily suspended due to regulatory and operational challenges. However, with the easing of restrictions and improved aviation protocols, the airline is now set to restore services on its UK routes. The resumption of these flights comes as a welcome relief for both passengers and the freight industry. The UK has long been a major hub for Pakistani expats, students, and business travelers. Additionally, the resumption will enable the transportation of vital goods such as textiles, perishable items, and other exports, strengthening trade ties between Pakistan and the UK. PIA will initially operate a limited number of flights per week, with plans for increased frequencies in the coming months, depending on demand and operational capacity. Travelers can now book their tickets via PIA’s official website or through authorized travel agents. For more details on the new flight schedule, passengers are encouraged to visit the airline's customer service page or contact their local PIA office. This development is expected to bolster both passenger traffic and freight exports, signaling a positive outlook for the aviation and logistics sectors of both countries. TATE News