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Ministry of Religious Affairs announces Hajj flight schedule

The Hajj operation will continue for 34 days.

Islamabad: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced the schedule for Hajj flights from Pakistan. According to the ministry, flights will begin on April 18, with the last flight scheduled for May 21.

Pilgrims can check their flight details via the Pak Hajj mobile app, while full flight information is also available on the ministry’s official website. Authorities have advised pilgrims to stay updated through the Pak Hajj 2026 app for further announcements.

Under the government scheme, 67,230 male pilgrims and 51,846 female pilgrims will travel to the Holy Land this year. On the first day of operations, four flights will carry pilgrims to Medina, while flights to Jeddah will begin on May 4.

The Hajj operation will continue for 34 days, with the first 15 days focused on transporting pilgrims to Medina. A total of 186 flights are planned for Medina and 282 flights for Jeddah.

PIA, Air Blue, Air Sial, and Saudi Airlines will operate the flights. Departures will take place from eight cities across Pakistan, including Islamabad (129 flights), Karachi (124 flights), Lahore (104 flights), Quetta (18 flights), Multan (34 flights), Sialkot (26 flights), Faisalabad (23 flights), and Sukkur (5 flights).

The Ministry urged all pilgrims to follow official updates closely to ensure a smooth travel experience.

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