AirBlue has announced a brand-new schedule, introducing flights between Lahore and Quetta.
The flights will begin on October 26, 2026, with services operating every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The new service will provide travellers with a direct air connection between Lahore and Quetta, offering passengers another travel option between the two cities.
A new route takes flight!
— Airblue (@airblueairline) September 24, 2026
Fly between Lahore and Quetta with 3 weekly flights, starting 26th October 2026. Your journey, redefined. #Airblue #LahoreToQuetta #NewRoute #FlyingRedefined #TravelPakistan pic.twitter.com/iHbdEvrhSN
Fly Jinnah and Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) already operate flights between Lahore and Quetta. Fly Jinnah currently operates on the route from Friday to Sunday.
Fly Jinnah’s one-way fares from Lahore (LHE) to Quetta (UET) typically start at around Rs17,750 and can go up to Rs23,000, while round-trip fares generally range from Rs37,000 to Rs44,000, depending on availability and the time of booking.
Airblue was founded in 2003. It is Pakistan’s second-largest airline overall and the country’s largest private airline.
The driving distance from Lahore to Quetta is approximately 973 kilometers (605 miles), taking about 14 hours and 45 minutes via the N-70 highway.
A direct flight from Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE) to Quetta International Airport (UET) takes roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes.