Islamabad International Airport has been ranked as Pakistan’s first 3-star airport, earning recognition for its services, facilities, and overall passenger experience.
The ranking, awarded by an international aviation review body, highlights the airport’s commitment to quality, efficiency, and modern infrastructure.
Officials said the airport’s cleanliness, safety standards, passenger amenities, and operational efficiency were key factors in achieving the 3-star status.
The recognition places Islamabad International Airport alongside other regional airports that meet high global standards.
Passengers and industry experts have praised the airport for its spacious terminals, organized check-in systems, and improved security measures.
The airport also offers a wide range of services, including lounges, shopping areas, and advanced baggage handling systems, contributing to an enhanced travel experience.
Civil Aviation authorities stated that the ranking reflects ongoing efforts to modernize Pakistan’s airport network and promote tourism and business travel.
Authorities plan to maintain and improve service quality to aim for even higher international ratings in the future.
The achievement has been welcomed as a boost to Pakistan’s aviation sector and a positive signal to international airlines and travelers.
It also highlights the potential of Islamabad Airport as a hub for regional and international connectivity.
Officials said continuous staff training, investment in technology, and adherence to international best practices were instrumental in earning the 3-star recognition.
Plans are underway to further upgrade facilities, including expanding lounges, enhancing retail offerings, and improving passenger flow systems.
The Civil Aviation Authority emphasized that similar efforts are being made across other airports in Pakistan to raise standards and meet international benchmarks.
By achieving this milestone, Islamabad International Airport sets a model for other airports in the country to enhance passenger experience and operational excellence.
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