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Pakistan’s Air Karachi in talks with Chinese jetmaker for aircraft as it gears up for operations

Pakistan’s Air Karachi in talks with Chinese jetmaker for aircraft as it gears up for operations

  • New airline is backed by 100 Pakistani businessmen who pooled $17.6 million in seed funding
  • Air Karachi is also exploring aircraft deals with Boeing and Airbus to launch domestic flights
By Ismail Dilawar ·
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New Karachi-based private airline receives license, plans launch with three aircraft

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