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Following the exercise, the Chief Fire and Rescue Officer (CFRO) provided a briefing on evacuation procedures.

All occupants of the Aviation Building were successfully evacuated, and the area was thoroughly searched by the fire fighters. A total of 50 individuals, including airport functionaries, participated in the rescue drill.⬇️

An emergency evacuation drill was conducted at Bacha Khan International Airport in Peshawar. The exercise took place in the Aviation Building, where Rescue and Fire Fighting Services (RFFS) and Medical Services with Ambulance responded to the call.⬇️

The Additional DG CAA was assisted by Deputy Director General Airport Services and the Deputy Director General Works and Development, along with Directors from various key directorates at the Headquarters.

The 41st session of the e-kacheri was held at the Civil Aviation Headquarters in Karachi. The Additional Director General (AVM) Taimur Iqbal presided over the meeting.⬇️

Islamabad International Airport played a crucial role in creating a positive impression and setting the stage for a successful summit.

The Federal Minister for Health commended the airport's warm reception and special assistance provided to the foreign delegates during a ceremony at the Health Ministry. The ministry acknowledged that the smooth arrival process and support offered by⬇️

The management of Islamabad International Airport has received praise from the Ministry of Health for their exceptional service and hospitality towards foreign delegates attending the recently concluded Global Health Security Summit (GHSS) in Islamabad.⬇️

The exam center at IIAP offers modern facilities, advanced technological support, and expert supervision for candidates appearing for pilot exams.

The inauguration ceremony was presided over by Advisor to the Prime Minister on Aviation, Air Marshal (Retd) Farhat Hussain Khan, with notable dignitaries and representatives from the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority International (UKCAAi) in attendance.⬇️

The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has opened a new exam centre for pilots at Islamabad International Airport (IIAP). This will benefit aspiring pilots in northern regions of Pakistan by providing greater accessibility and convenience.⬇️

The airport's 31,000 flights reflect its busy and active operations, with a diverse range of connections. The increased passenger count also highlights the airport's significance as a major aviation gateway.

Islamabad International Airport IIAP saw its highest passenger flow in 2023, with over 6 million passengers. Domestic flights saw 11,000 flights carrying 1.5 million passengers, while international flights accommodated 4.5 million.⬇️

The airports will also carry out fumigation of passenger lounges at least once during the day. Airports are also instructed to facilitate Border Health Services staff implementing these measures.

After certain parts of the world experience surge in Covid-19 cases, major airports across country have begun implementing NCOC instructions of 2% screening of all international flights coming to Pakistan.⬇️