The Ministry of Religious Affairs has managed to offer relief to Hajj aspirants by reducing the cost of air travel for the 2025 pilgrimage by $50 per pilgrim, sources told ProPakistani.
The airfare has been fixed at $800 for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), compared to $850 last year. PIA has been allocated a quota to transport 35,000 pilgrims which is equivalent to the quota granted to Saudi Airlines.
Additionally, Air Sial will handle 3,500 pilgrims, Air Blue 7,300, and Serene Air 7,500.
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