The government of Pakistan has launched a new ‘Khush Aamdeed’ passenger facilitation service at Islamabad International Airport aimed at making air travel easier and more convenient for passengers.
The “Khush Aamdeed” meet-and-assist service was formally inaugurated by Federal Secretary for Defence Lt Gen (retd) Muhammad Ali at a ceremony attended by senior government, aviation and tourism officials.
Passengers travelling from Islamabad to Madinah became the first travellers to use the new service.
Khush Aamdeed is designed to provide passengers with assistance at different stages of their airport journey, including priority check-in, security clearance and personalised support.
The service is available through different packages, with some offering access to premium airport lounges.
Passengers can also opt for airport pick-up and drop-off services depending on the package they choose.
The service has been licensed by the Pakistan Airports Authority and is currently operating at Islamabad International Airport.
The company plans to gradually expand the service to other airports across Pakistan.
The initiative is intended to provide passengers and visitors with a more welcoming and convenient airport experience, while offering additional assistance to those who want a more personalised journey through the airport.
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