PIA Offers 20% Discount for Students Traveling from China to Pakistan

 


May 23, Beijing (APP): For students from Pakistan who are flying from China to Pakistan, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is offering a 20 per cent discount.

Additionally, the national flag carrier has raised the baggage allowance to 60 kilograms, an airline official told APP here on Thursday. Currently, PIA flies one flight per week on Sundays between Islamabad and Beijing.

Students who wish to visit their home country after receiving their degrees or who intend to visit Pakistan over the summer may be eligible for the discount.

They may benefit from a fare reduction as well as an increase in baggage allowance, so the PIA discount would be really helpful. On Eid ul Fitr, the national airline was also reduced the cost of domestic flights by 20% for both economy and executive economy classes.

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