Pakistan International Airlines

Abstract: Pakistan International Airlines is in competition with not only international airlines but also with domestic airlines on the various routes to the Middle East and the Gulf. Due to fierce competition and rising oil prices, international aviation industry regulations and some internal factors such as human resource issues of over recruitment, de-motivated employees, mismanagement of resources both in case of manpower and other resources, aged fleet, corruption and lack of accountability

Open skies policy: In the 1990 the government of Pakistan takes on an open skies aviation policy, and signed a memo of considerate with a number of countries of the state and external. These work out were take on in great speed without really considerate the insinuation of “open skies “ PIA, which was at that time mostly needy upon domestic and cultural passenger traffic, unexpectedly set up itself challenging with carries at home. The result disorder led to more confusion in the minds of underfessional

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