Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – Iraqi airline Fly Baghdad has restarted operations to Pakistan, with twice-weekly flights between Baghdad and Karachi beginning October 21, 2026.

The Iraqi airline commemorated its return to the Pakistani market with an introductory flight and a ceremony celebrating the restoration of air connectivity between the two nations.

Fly Baghdad now runs two flights per week to Karachi and intends to add a twice-weekly service to Lahore in the near future.

The airline said that the extension intends to improve travel connections between Iraq and Pakistan, notably for religious pilgrims, tourists, and other passengers traveling between the two nations.

Amson Travel International, Fly Baghdad’s General Sales Agent in Pakistan, worked with the airline’s management and operational staff to resume services.