With the introduction of the nation’s first online air taxi service, Pakistan has revolutionized domestic air travel. With an easy-to-use mobile app, the service enables people to book flights at their desired time and location.
The DA 40 Diamond series aircraft’s official lease agreement had been signed at the Civil Aviation office in Karachi, where the launch took place.
Imran Aslam Khan, the chief operating officer (COO) of Sky Wings Aviation, articulated his enthusiasm for this major accomplishment. Following a fruitful test flight, the four-passenger aircraft intended for aerial tours has now reached Pakistan.
This air taxi service’s primary goal is to offer transportation in emergency situations via aerial tours from Karachi to isolated rural Sindh and Balochistan. The aircraft is made in Germany and has a 2,000-kilometer flight range. Its top speed is 160 kph.
Citizens will be able to choose the time and location of their flights using the upcoming mobile app. The cost of this cutting-edge air taxi service will be considerably less than that of traditional charter services. With eight different-sized aircraft to start, the air taxi service will begin operations with the intention of quickly growing its fleet.
Individuals from all backgrounds can use this service. While it takes about three hours to travel from Karachi to Gwadar, Nawabshah can be traveled to in only an hour and fifteen minutes. A one-day pilot program and an air ambulance service have also been launched by Sky Wings.
