Summary The Hajj flight operation will continue without interruption until May 31.
(Web Desk) - The Hajj flight operation for 2026 has gained momentum across Pakistan, with the departure of pilgrims continuing steadily from multiple cities.
According to a spokesperson for the Ministry of Religious Affairs Pakistan, a total of 5,250 government-sponsored pilgrims have already reached Medina via 21 flights.
On Tuesday, an additional 3,510 pilgrims are set to depart for Saudi Arabia through 13 flights. These include four flights from Islamabad, while Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Quetta will each operate two flights. Additionally, one flight will depart from Sialkot.
The ministry stated that the national carrier Pakistan International Airlines, along with Saudia, Airblue, and AirSial, is participating in the operation to ensure timely and comfortable travel for pilgrims.
Meanwhile, arrangements are ongoing at 10 Hajj camps across the country, where pilgrims are being provided with training, travel documents, and vaccinations in phases. Authorities say special measures have been implemented to ensure smooth operations.
To assist pilgrims throughout their journey, staff from the Ministry of Religious Affairs are stationed stage.
The spokesperson added that the Hajj flight operation will continue without interruption until May 31, with thousands more pilgrims expected to depart for the holy land in the coming days.
