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PIA launches 10pc Eid-ul-Adha Discount on THESE Route – Check Details Here

PIA launches 10pc Eid-ul-Adha Discount on THESE Route – Check Details Here

Web Desk June 01, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

If you are planning an Eid-ul-Adha Trip, the latest offer from Pakistan national air carrier Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) delighted international travelers with announcement of 10pc special discount.

The discount is available on selected flights operating between Pakistan and Canada. The limited-time offer comes as part of the airline’s efforts to make air travel more affordable for passengers celebrating Eid with their loved ones.

The discounted fares apply to flights scheduled between May 22 and June 19, 2025, providing convenient travel window for those planning to visit family or take break during festive season. To take advantage of this offer, passengers must book their tickets by June 5, 2025.

The promotion is now live, allowing early bookers to enjoy reduced fares on one of the most in-demand international routes during the Eid holidays.

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Travelers can get this offer by booking through PIA’s official customer portal. The 10% discount is available only on select flights, and it depends on seat availability.

Since international travel usually increases during Eid, especially between Canada and Pakistan, PIA’s offer is expected to help reduce travel costs and make it easier for families to reunite during the holidays.

In a similar move, Fly Jinnah has launched a new frequent flyer program that gives passengers 10% cashback in the form of reward points for every ticket they buy.

These points can be used in two simple ways: either to book future flights or to pay for in-flight services like meals, extra baggage, or seat upgrades.

This rewards system gives more value to each booking and encourages people to choose Fly Jinnah for both local and short regional trips.

 

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