In a major step toward restoring direct flights between Pakistan and the United States, a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) delegation is set to arrive in Pakistan on September 6. This marks the first visit by the FAA in several years.
According to officials, the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has completed all necessary preparations for the audit. The FAA team will inspect licensing exams, flight standards, and state safety operations during its review.
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The CAA confirmed that all departments have finalized arrangements to facilitate the visit. The successful completion of this audit is seen as a crucial requirement for the resumption of Pakistan-U.S. direct flights, which have been suspended for years.
