Islamabad, Aug 11, 2025: Iran has officially inaugurated direct flights from Quetta, marking a significant milestone in strengthening the air connectivity between Pakistan and Iran. This new route is expected to facilitate smoother travel, trade, and tourism, opening fresh opportunities for business and cultural exchange between the two neighboring countries.
The direct flights from Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province, will reduce travel time and provide a convenient option for passengers, boosting economic ties and regional cooperation. Officials from both countries highlighted that this development underscores their commitment to enhancing bilateral relations and expanding cross-border connectivity.
Passengers traveling between Quetta and Iran can now enjoy easier access, promoting tourism and business ventures. This step is also expected to positively impact local economies and foster people-to-people contact, strengthening historical and cultural bonds.
Read More: Iran Invites Balochistan Business to Mirjaveh Free Zone
With the launch of these direct flights, Pakistan-Iran connectivity takes a giant leap forward, offering more seamless and frequent travel options for citizens and travelers in the region.
