KABUL (Pajhwok): After the Afghan government’s warning about high flight tickets, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) says it has suspended flights to Kabul from today, Thursday.
Reuters quoted a spokesman of PIA as saying that the move was taken by the company due to the Taliban imposing a fixed ticket price and threatening its employees.
Meanwhile, Afghanistan Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA) said today that flights between Kabul and Islamabad would be suspended if Pakistan and Kam Air airlines did not reduce the ticket prices.
A single flight ticket from Kabul to Pakistan is currently sold for $ 2,500 in the . . .
