Emirates Airlines intends to enhance its services for passengers to and from Pakistan, starting Monday, August 10, as the carrier increases the number of passenger flights to and from four destinations in Pakistan: Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore and Sialkot.

The company also begins to resume passenger services to Peshawar, providing customers with more options to continue traveling through Dubai to more than 70 global destinations within its existing network of routes

Emirates Airlines is now offering its customers 53 flights per week to Pakistan, which will increase to 60 flights per week as of August 16, and is operating in Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. Reservation is available on these flights via the emirates.com website or through travel agents.

The flights are divided into 21 flights a week to Karachi, increasing to 28 flights a week as of August 16, 10 flights a week to Islamabad, 7 flights a week to Sialkot, 10 flights a week to Lahore, and 5 flights a week to Peshawar

Emirates Airlines provides its customers with the ability to continue to travel in comfort and safety through its hub in Dubai between the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific region.

Customers from various terminals of the carrier can stop in Dubai as the city’s gates reopen to international business and tourist visitors.