Islamabad International Airport Named Best Major Airport in Pakistan

Islamabad International Airport Named Best Major Airport in Pakistan

Islamabad International Airport Leads National Rankings

Islamabad International Airport has officially been named Pakistan’s best major airport for 2024 by the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA). The national audit evaluated airports on passenger service quality, safety measures, cleanliness, and baggage handling efficiency.

The PAA’s findings show that Islamabad International Airport outperformed all major hubs nationwide, setting a benchmark for operational excellence and traveler satisfaction.


Outperforming Karachi and Lahore Airports

The audit ranked Islamabad International Airport above Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport and Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport in every key performance category.
Officials praised Islamabad’s modern facilities, digital systems, and efficient management, noting that its focus on passenger comfort and safety has raised the bar for other airports across Pakistan.


Multan Airport Tops Regional Category

Among regional airports, Multan International Airport earned the highest marks — surpassing Peshawar, Quetta, and Faisalabad airports.
According to the audit, Multan was recognized for its enhanced cleanliness, organized passenger flow, and improved service quality, making it a growing hub for travelers in southern Punjab.


PAA Recognizes Excellence in Management

The Pakistan Airports Authority presented letters of appreciation to the management teams at Islamabad and Multan airports for maintaining world-class standards.
Officials emphasized that this achievement reflects the progress of Pakistan’s aviation sector, with continuous efforts to improve infrastructure, safety, and traveler experience in line with international benchmarks.

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Islamabad International Airport Named Best Major Airport in Pakistan
Islamabad International Airport Named Best Major Airport in Pakistan