ISLAMABAD: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has ranked Islamabad International Airport as the top airport in Pakistan for its facilities, performance, and overall standards.
According to a report issued by the CAA, Islamabad Airport performed better than Karachi and Lahore airports in key areas such as terminal cleanliness, security, and passenger amenities.
The ranking was based on a detailed audit that reviewed several factors, including passenger services, terminal maintenance, service availability, and compliance with international safety standards. The report stated that Islamabad Airport achieved the highest score among all major airports in the country.
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Among regional airports, Multan International Airport was rated the best, surpassing Peshawar, Faisalabad, and Quetta airports in facilities and service quality.
Officials said the purpose of the audit was to ensure that all airports in Pakistan deliver high-quality services and meet global air travel standards. The CAA hopes that such evaluations will encourage healthy competition and continuous improvement in passenger services nationwide.
