I do like the boarding pass, but I've always thought it's a bit of a spoiler as to what the score is going to be. This video built the anticipation towards the end as to just how highly you rated it.
I was in Pakistan for a few days last May, and it was an interesting trip, although at times far from relaxing. Almost everyone I dealt with was friendly and tried to be helpful, but frequently weren't. I found Peshawar in particular edgy, and felt under surveillance, probably because I was. I didn't get to fly Fly Jinnah, but did fly PIA to Dubai because Serene Air, which may well be a misnomer, cancelled. Half an hour before landing an announcement said we would be landing in half an hour, insh'Allah, which somehow I didn't find comforting. But we did, and the food was excellent. Thanks as ever for your excellent review.
@@ictoan When professional airline pilots say “God willing (that’s what InshaAllah means), we will land in 30 mins”, that would throw many people off.
InshAllah has its parallel in Western Ireland. Everything, and I mean everything my Irish mother utters about future or imminent events is accompanied by “God willing”, which I find both humble and prayerfully economical:). Can see how it could be disconcerting though to those for whom it’s not an everyday occurrence.
To be fair I was on an MH flight last month and the captain did the same thing multiple times per announcement. You'll find it throughout the Muslim world- I think the reason many don't find it to be true is becuase the vast vast (vast) majority of pilots for Middle Eastern carriers aren't actually from the region.
Hi Kevin, I'm a huge fan of your channel and was very pleasantly surprised to see you were in Pakistan and flew on Fly Jinnah. Thank you for coming here and making this review.
Kevin, for the past 3 years, I have found you the best travel reviewer out there, and you continue to get better and better. I have gained so much knowledge from you. Question. What did you do before you were a travel reviewer?
The reason for the very few flights is that air travel is exponentially more expensive for the average Pakistani. Buses and trains are much cheaper, they can be very high quality as well, with some buses offering lie flat beds onboard. Meanwhile in the US, you can fly with Spirit or Frontier for cheaper compared to the Greyhound Bus in most cases.
I really hope Fly Jinnah succeeds. Pakistan's population and size should mean that aviation is thriving but it's not. It needed a LCC to stimulate demand, and Air Arabia is the perfect airline group to do this. They have extensive experience with lots of high regulation countries and seem to be leading an air revolution in the region.
Pakistan’s official languages are English and Urdu; they are meant to announce in both languages. Also, everyone speaks English; all business is done in English. Nice soundtrack. Also, FlyJinnah is partially owned by AirArabia, hence the aircraft seats.
Glad you enjoyed it.There's WiFi and inflight entertainment on FlyJinnah too,which can be accessed through your own device. Please do fly PIA,AirSial and Serene Air next time. Great content as always.
A pioneering and authentic travel TH-camr. Thank you 😊 Your efforts are inspiring and invaluable for those seeking the best experiences with their loved ones. Keep shining!
I’m shocked to see because Lahore airport is just 40km aerial distance from Amritsar airport and many things change like 1. Lahore is giving a chance to Amritsar maybe even Ludhiana , Adampur and Hisar to beat in terms of passenger traffic I think Karachi and Islamabad are also following the same footsteps to give Rajkot and Jamnagar and maybe even Bhuj airport to go higher than them.
1:03 it’s been a rough few days for some of us in my beloved adopted homeland, and I’m having a “surprised by joy” moment watching this. Thank you Kevin, your true north values are a salve. Now, back to the video:) 7:17 do I detect a pet peeve?:) 13:27 as we say in Oz yeah…nah Hugely enjoyable video of an impressive, new to me, airline, and can’t believe I’m saying this, the music really added to the atmosphere!
Pakistan is the most under-rated nation on earth. Yes, most people there cannot afford to fly but for the lucky few who can it is a stress-free experience. It reminds me of what air travel in the West was like 40 years ago.
I've never flown Fly Jinnah but definitely will after this review. In terms of friendliess, despite PIA's ahem ahem history ahem, their staff has always been so friendly. Especially on their "premium economy"; hard product is in desperate need for some TLC, but the soft product was impressive. Such an attentive and amazing crew.
It may be because I am from Brazil and I am used to airports being in the middle of the city, but the first airport looks very normal to me. In fact, is very isolated, to be honest. I would compare it to the airport in the city where my parents live in Brazil (CWB Airport). Is way better than CGH Airport for sure haha.
Its great that you covered Pakistan and great to see some good airlines emerging in that market, just find the name a bit funny..it’s like UK having an airline named Fly Churchill 😅.
@@kaleidoscopeon Pakistan is not an Arabic nation and I am pretty sure when they named the Airline they were thinking about the founder of nation M A Jinnah (the name is derived from the word Jheena which means tiny in his native tongue Gujarati).
Very mixed emotions remembering my layovers in Pakistan… I am sure the country will have changed a lot, but it was very difficult going out on your own as a female and feel safe. People were either very friendly or very hostile 😅Thank you for the review 🙏🏼
Have you thought of doing a video that goes into detail of your Patreon rewards? I'm looking to plan a honeymoon vacation and considering a subscription to help me plan but I don't really know what I'm getting. If you had something showing examples of the rewards it would make things easier for me to choose.
On my public Patreon page you can see the titles and snippets from all of my posts, which will give you an idea of the content that I post there. Travel advice is included with the upper two tiers, depending on how much advice you anticipate needing. For their privacy there is no way to show you what I generally do, but for example right now I’m actively working with 3 of my Patreons on their upcoming trips. One of them was looking for ways to get around paying insane airfares out of Australia, one of them was looking for advice about which destinations and hotels to visit in SE Asia and the third is similarly looking for itinerary and hotel advise along with airline reward booking tactics. The first of those three has been a Patreon for a year at my second highest tier and he comes to me each time he is planning a trip for a specific piece of advice. The latter two are in my top tier and have been with me for a few months and with both of them it has been questions about their needs/expectations, followed by my detailed recommendations and until now, weeks of back and forth near daily follow-ups for other details and questions that come up. At the end of the day, it’s paying me for my time. For my highest tier, it’s essentially unlimited access to my knowledge of the market/industry/tactic etc.
Let there be a new start-up called FlyGandhi, that'll code-share operations with FlyJinnah to connect between the two populous nations. Lahore has a beautiful airport, and the inflight meal looks fantastic!
Hmmmm.. having travelled there many years ago I’m sure it has become a better place for tourists, however, the air situation and in particular PIA makes me wonder If all of that has made it better or worse, so whilst I think the country has a lot to offer I just don’t want to take the chance of something unexpected just “happening” either in the air or on the ground - thanks for taking that one for the team - great video always
Did I miss the first part? Your comment just starts with “…having said that” Either way though, the very true answer which I think too many creators are afraid to admit is that yes, it absolutely does lose its excitement, which is why I put up a sort of firewall a while back. I see the traveling I do for the channel as a job- a job that I enjoy- but a job. When I’m on these trips I have zero expectation of ‘traveling’- sometimes I can’t even leave my room, that is assuming I’m in the country for more than 12 hours to begin with. If I want to travel, I will return to a place that’s peaked my interest, likely after 2026. This way of thinking I think also helps me better judge things. I have no reason to take problems personally like people (rightfully) do when spending their hard earned cash on vacation. If I go into a hotel and the bathroom isn’t spotless, that’s my equivalent of the Xerox machine being out of service for a day. I always get a kick out of creators stuck in the “I’m so grateful to be able to do this” as if that’s the only emotion they have towards their work. I’m grateful to be able to do it, but I work 7 days a week. It’s a job
@@tfft Kevin thank you so much for sharing your experience .. I’ve always thought in reality .. I’m sure it must be a really tough gig at times (& probably incredibly frustrating) .. so, yer, thanks again for producing such high quality content! ( .. having said that was just referring to your opening sequence in the video) 😀😀
It’s like you think about. You’ll realize once you’ll travel . Fly-Jinnah is linked with Air Arabia group. And if had ever experienced Air Arabia you’d know this. Overall I can say that it’s just a myth that Pakistani airlines are so unsafe but that’s not true.
You where there when a green lockdown was imposed in Lahore to combat smog. All schools, unis and non essential businesses were shut down. Travelling was also limited to essential passengers.
We ruined everything. India funded Pakistan national carrier PIA but we spoiled the PIA that now nobody wants to purchase it and nobody wants to invest in it. The same thing we are doing with FlyJinnah. AL Arabia ventured with FlyJinnah helped it to grow but our government and people have now started spoiling it too.
@naehalmulazim It's not because of the people. The government has made us act irresponsibly. There were investors who wanted to invest in PIA but our army wanted a cut on every penny they would invest. Recently, few Chinese companies showed interest for venture with FlyJinnah but again they interrupted. Imran Khan government would have PIA and FlyJinnah a success again but unfortunately Khan sahab is behind the bars of jail
What an amazing video! You pack a great deal of interesting, hitherto unknown (to me) information in a small timeframe. Best of luck to this emerging airline. This flight certainly doesn't seem to be low-cost going by the provided amenities!
Interesting, I appreciate you Kevin flying on airlines and to destinations that the typical American seldom fly to...or dare not to, for personal, political or some other reasons. But you showing that people elsewhere aren't what many imagine with their pre-conceived notions, certainly helps, if breaking down our prejudices makes the world just a little bit better. But as you hinted, Pakistan civil aviation does have to deal with a lot of issues, from corruption, to subpar safety and bureaucracy. Did you notice any improvement in those areas?
Hard to speak to improvement as this was my first time in Pakistan, but the experience overall from the passenger experience was absolutely no different from what you’d find in any other developing country.
It's last year, Dec 2023 flight but posted few days ago!! LCC charge less on ticket but they charge for each additional service on demand like meal, seat, extra luggage ...., their ancillary revenue
There are times when my guard is up and there have been times when small incidents have happened, but no, never a “never here again” moment based on safety.
its staggering to see the stark difference between the aviation market in India and Pakistan, the former has something like 1000+ aircrafts on order. Pak is nowhere close
@ yes, we do, Indians are so insecure, always comparing with their smaller neighbour. also, staggering to see China has 7500 aircraft, and India with more people, has so less. 😁
What was that? A not-for-profit airline? 😁 How do they even make money keeping prices so low? Watching from Delhi. Your videos are great and the commentary is very entertaining! (Very surprised to see such an empty airport. In South Asia!)
1960 ka airport 😂😂😂😂😂 Abey yeh lahore ka airport hain ish se farbatter devloped aur Moro technology wala roh bharat hindusthan main Movie theaters hain 😂😂😂😂
FYI The lack of an opening graphic 'boarding pass' was an oversight, not a format change.
sweet
How can i be like u?
Have u been to Abuja Nigeria?
Can u do Nigeria international flight pls
I do like the boarding pass, but I've always thought it's a bit of a spoiler as to what the score is going to be. This video built the anticipation towards the end as to just how highly you rated it.
I was in Pakistan for a few days last May, and it was an interesting trip, although at times far from relaxing. Almost everyone I dealt with was friendly and tried to be helpful, but frequently weren't. I found Peshawar in particular edgy, and felt under surveillance, probably because I was. I didn't get to fly Fly Jinnah, but did fly PIA to Dubai because Serene Air, which may well be a misnomer, cancelled. Half an hour before landing an announcement said we would be landing in half an hour, insh'Allah, which somehow I didn't find comforting. But we did, and the food was excellent. Thanks as ever for your excellent review.
Why didn’t you find the announcement comforting?
@@ictoan When professional airline pilots say “God willing (that’s what InshaAllah means), we will land in 30 mins”, that would throw many people off.
@ weird
InshAllah has its parallel in Western Ireland. Everything, and I mean everything my Irish mother utters about future or imminent events is accompanied by “God willing”, which I find both humble and prayerfully economical:). Can see how it could be disconcerting though to those for whom it’s not an everyday occurrence.
To be fair I was on an MH flight last month and the captain did the same thing multiple times per announcement. You'll find it throughout the Muslim world- I think the reason many don't find it to be true is becuase the vast vast (vast) majority of pilots for Middle Eastern carriers aren't actually from the region.
Hi Kevin, I'm a huge fan of your channel and was very pleasantly surprised to see you were in Pakistan and flew on Fly Jinnah. Thank you for coming here and making this review.
Kevin, for the past 3 years, I have found you the best travel reviewer out there, and you continue to get better and better. I have gained so much knowledge from you. Question. What did you do before you were a travel reviewer?
Before and during Covid I owned and operated a few restaurants. This channel was a necessary plan B.
@ thank you for answering
The reason for the very few flights is that air travel is exponentially more expensive for the average Pakistani. Buses and trains are much cheaper, they can be very high quality as well, with some buses offering lie flat beds onboard. Meanwhile in the US, you can fly with Spirit or Frontier for cheaper compared to the Greyhound Bus in most cases.
Thanks! I appreciate your travel & funny videos
Thanks very much for the support ❤️
I really hope Fly Jinnah succeeds. Pakistan's population and size should mean that aviation is thriving but it's not. It needed a LCC to stimulate demand, and Air Arabia is the perfect airline group to do this. They have extensive experience with lots of high regulation countries and seem to be leading an air revolution in the region.
Thanks for watching
How can there be so few people at an airport in a major city? Incredible.
My thoughts exactly!
Most south Asian airports are busy at nights due to the time difference!
@@karachiwallainla8354incorrect. Come to delhi aur Mumbai airport at any time of the day
our airports are generally packed at night. you can go there at 2 in the morning and it looks like everybody is there
@@TheRealTruthMongerLindu opinion, here airports are busy at nights
Pakistan’s official languages are English and Urdu; they are meant to announce in both languages. Also, everyone speaks English; all business is done in English. Nice soundtrack. Also, FlyJinnah is partially owned by AirArabia, hence the aircraft seats.
Glad you enjoyed it.There's WiFi and inflight entertainment on FlyJinnah too,which can be accessed through your own device.
Please do fly PIA,AirSial and Serene Air next time.
Great content as always.
A pioneering and authentic travel TH-camr. Thank you 😊 Your efforts are inspiring and invaluable for those seeking the best experiences with their loved ones. Keep shining!
Thanks for subscribing! 📺
12:05 smooth landing 😮
I’m shocked to see because Lahore airport is just 40km aerial distance from Amritsar airport and many things change like 1. Lahore is giving a chance to Amritsar maybe even Ludhiana , Adampur and Hisar to beat in terms of passenger traffic I think Karachi and Islamabad are also following the same footsteps to give Rajkot and Jamnagar and maybe even Bhuj airport to go higher than them.
3:40 FlyJinnah has also started operations to Riyadh
1:03 it’s been a rough few days for some of us in my beloved adopted homeland, and I’m having a “surprised by joy” moment watching this. Thank you Kevin, your true north values are a salve. Now, back to the video:)
7:17 do I detect a pet peeve?:)
13:27 as we say in Oz yeah…nah
Hugely enjoyable video of an impressive, new to me, airline, and can’t believe I’m saying this, the music really added to the atmosphere!
Oh, I know it far too well 🥥
The seat is beautiful..and the planes looks spotless clean
@tfft Fly-Jinnah is also operating to Saudi Arabia. From Lahore to Riyadh,Jeddah & dammam
Pakistan is the most under-rated nation on earth. Yes, most people there cannot afford to fly but for the lucky few who can it is a stress-free experience. It reminds me of what air travel in the West was like 40 years ago.
I've never flown Fly Jinnah but definitely will after this review. In terms of friendliess, despite PIA's ahem ahem history ahem, their staff has always been so friendly. Especially on their "premium economy"; hard product is in desperate need for some TLC, but the soft product was impressive. Such an attentive and amazing crew.
Thanks for giving this USian a wonderful 14 minutes break from doomscrolling this week!
Same boat. Really didn’t even want to post, but came back to, ‘well wth are you gonna do instead?’ Lol. The coconuts shall fall once again.
Thank you for an honest review!
It may be because I am from Brazil and I am used to airports being in the middle of the city, but the first airport looks very normal to me. In fact, is very isolated, to be honest. I would compare it to the airport in the city where my parents live in Brazil (CWB Airport). Is way better than CGH Airport for sure haha.
Its great that you covered Pakistan and great to see some good airlines emerging in that market, just find the name a bit funny..it’s like UK having an airline named Fly Churchill 😅.
Jinnah means “wings” in Arabic too so it translates to fly wings.
@@kaleidoscopeon Pakistan is not an Arabic nation and I am pretty sure when they named the Airline they were thinking about the founder of nation M A Jinnah (the name is derived from the word Jheena which means tiny in his native tongue Gujarati).
@@dhavalincredible True but keep in mind it was founded by Air Arabia, the Arabic LCC.
Very mixed emotions remembering my layovers in Pakistan… I am sure the country will have changed a lot, but it was very difficult going out on your own as a female and feel safe. People were either very friendly or very hostile 😅Thank you for the review 🙏🏼
Yeah I can imagine. I would love to go back sometime but would want to have a guide/fixer for the trip.
Always until the end, including all the ads!
Thanks for watching
Never heard of this airline before.
I’m commenting before I’m watching this because I’m one of the first comments hahaha
Thanks for watching
Have you thought of doing a video that goes into detail of your Patreon rewards? I'm looking to plan a honeymoon vacation and considering a subscription to help me plan but I don't really know what I'm getting. If you had something showing examples of the rewards it would make things easier for me to choose.
On my public Patreon page you can see the titles and snippets from all of my posts, which will give you an idea of the content that I post there. Travel advice is included with the upper two tiers, depending on how much advice you anticipate needing.
For their privacy there is no way to show you what I generally do, but for example right now I’m actively working with 3 of my Patreons on their upcoming trips. One of them was looking for ways to get around paying insane airfares out of Australia, one of them was looking for advice about which destinations and hotels to visit in SE Asia and the third is similarly looking for itinerary and hotel advise along with airline reward booking tactics.
The first of those three has been a Patreon for a year at my second highest tier and he comes to me each time he is planning a trip for a specific piece of advice. The latter two are in my top tier and have been with me for a few months and with both of them it has been questions about their needs/expectations, followed by my detailed recommendations and until now, weeks of back and forth near daily follow-ups for other details and questions that come up.
At the end of the day, it’s paying me for my time. For my highest tier, it’s essentially unlimited access to my knowledge of the market/industry/tactic etc.
The way you ping ponged in the subcontinent is pretty interesting.
Lot's more to come!
Liked and subscribed as well.
Lahore this week had an emergency declared due to air pollution hitting a value of 1000 AQI.
god damn it I was just about to go to sleep but can't miss a new upload
while I'm here, what are your thoughts on Singapore Airlines' new a350 product
My thoughts are that it has a door since that's all they showed us lol
@tfft seems this is the second time they got tired of waiting lmao
Thank You ✈️
Thanks for watching
Let there be a new start-up called FlyGandhi, that'll code-share operations with FlyJinnah to connect between the two populous nations. Lahore has a beautiful airport, and the inflight meal looks fantastic!
It's better to have a FlyKhomeinei and connect that with Pakistan
Was it during LockDown , Why there so less travellers and flights🤔
Pakistan is one the cheapest if not the cheapest countries in the world. Glad you enjoyed the flight
Fully agree with that. My first night there I was ordering room service and genuinely thought I had the conversion rate off by a factor of 5.
@@tfft i assure you, it's tailored to what we are able to earn, and that's not much. Thank you for all that you do.
I don't thing they have 15 aircrafts on order, they must have some on order but they never disclose the numbers
Hmmmm.. having travelled there many years ago I’m sure it has become a better place for tourists, however, the air situation and in particular PIA makes me wonder If all of that has made it better or worse, so whilst I think the country has a lot to offer I just don’t want to take the chance of something unexpected just “happening” either in the air or on the ground - thanks for taking that one for the team - great video always
Nice as always
I once tried FlyJinnah flight...its looks good although I thought its a cheap airline but its good
It is so heartwarming to see at least something is good in Pakistan …
.. having said that Kevin .. I often wonder if travelling looses its excitement for you doing it as a job??
Did I miss the first part? Your comment just starts with “…having said that”
Either way though, the very true answer which I think too many creators are afraid to admit is that yes, it absolutely does lose its excitement, which is why I put up a sort of firewall a while back.
I see the traveling I do for the channel as a job- a job that I enjoy- but a job. When I’m on these trips I have zero expectation of ‘traveling’- sometimes I can’t even leave my room, that is assuming I’m in the country for more than 12 hours to begin with.
If I want to travel, I will return to a place that’s peaked my interest, likely after 2026. This way of thinking I think also helps me better judge things. I have no reason to take problems personally like people (rightfully) do when spending their hard earned cash on vacation. If I go into a hotel and the bathroom isn’t spotless, that’s my equivalent of the Xerox machine being out of service for a day.
I always get a kick out of creators stuck in the “I’m so grateful to be able to do this” as if that’s the only emotion they have towards their work. I’m grateful to be able to do it, but I work 7 days a week. It’s a job
@@tfft Kevin thank you so much for sharing your experience .. I’ve always thought in reality .. I’m sure it must be a really tough gig at times (& probably incredibly frustrating) .. so, yer, thanks again for producing such high quality content!
( .. having said that was just referring to your opening sequence in the video)
😀😀
You are a brave man Kevin flying on a Pakistani airlines very brave indeed.
I'd say reading comments on the internet takes more courage, but that's just me! haha.
It’s like you think about.
You’ll realize once you’ll travel .
Fly-Jinnah is linked with Air Arabia group. And if had ever experienced Air Arabia you’d know this.
Overall I can say that it’s just a myth that Pakistani airlines are so unsafe but that’s not true.
this is not a pakistani airline fly jinnah is UAE based airline
@@asimzull7483 regardless still an unsafe airline
Such a nice touch down
You where there when a green lockdown was imposed in Lahore to combat smog. All schools, unis and non essential businesses were shut down. Travelling was also limited to essential passengers.
There were no lockdowns while I was there...
Great journey Lahore to Karachi
Thanks for watching
Kevin did you know fly jinnah is not owned by jinnah grand sons though they own Wadia Group which owned go first airline the PW engine defect one
We ruined everything. India funded Pakistan national carrier PIA but we spoiled the PIA that now nobody wants to purchase it and nobody wants to invest in it. The same thing we are doing with FlyJinnah. AL Arabia ventured with FlyJinnah helped it to grow but our government and people have now started spoiling it too.
what are they doing and why?
@naehalmulazim It's not because of the people. The government has made us act irresponsibly. There were investors who wanted to invest in PIA but our army wanted a cut on every penny they would invest.
Recently, few Chinese companies showed interest for venture with FlyJinnah but again they interrupted.
Imran Khan government would have PIA and FlyJinnah a success again but unfortunately Khan sahab is behind the bars of jail
7:25 was crazy, did you guys notice the bird on the sharklet.
Aircraft was still, not yet starting moving.
It's winglet on which bird was sitting
❤from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Try serene air business class from Karachi to Islamabad
What an amazing video! You pack a great deal of interesting, hitherto unknown (to me) information in a small timeframe.
Best of luck to this emerging airline. This flight certainly doesn't seem to be low-cost going by the provided amenities!
Thanks very much 🙏🏻
Sounds like Pakastan International Airlinies was a real... PIA.
Great 👍
3:40 Fly Jinnah flies to Sharjah, not Dubai, but Dubai and Sharjah are neighbours, so you’re forgiven
5:29 thats easily the coolest jetbridge i have seen. Unique!!
Agree!
Totally agree with the "Shinkansen" vibe. Also, I can imagine the bridge moved as much as the shinkansen, that is...not at all. :)
Fly PIA aswell please big fan ❤
Would have loved to if they didn't cancel both of my flights!
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9 flights between respectively 14 and 20 millions people cities? Seoul and Jeju would like to have a word... :)
Seoul would just think you were mistaken and there were 9 flights per hour haha
That's when you know that most inhabitants simply don't have the money or don't want to spend it and travel overland.
Air travel is still a luxury in Pakistan, people can't afford it. People choose trains and busses over air travel
10 flights per hour
Correct the information
@@Ab.traveler Either your sarcasm falls flat or you're very misinformed lol
Nice video
Thanks very much 🙏🏻
Thank God they named it FlyJinnah and not Jinnahs Fly
Beautiful pakistan ❤
Airport is very neat & clean
Visit Goa, Hyderabad
Music name please
That chicken looked amazing 🤤
If you call someone 'Fly' in English it means ' Cunning '. So how you will translate ' FlyJinnah '?
I have no idea but if you call something "hash" in English it means 'herbs'. So how will you translate 'riazhashmi'? lol
@tfft it you don't know what ' Hashmi ' means then it is useless to go further.
And likewise, I’m pretty sure you also know what “Fly” means. Nice try.
@tfft Try to understand when you call a person 'Fly' it's meanings changes.
Interesting, I appreciate you Kevin flying on airlines and to destinations that the typical American seldom fly to...or dare not to, for personal, political or some other reasons. But you showing that people elsewhere aren't what many imagine with their pre-conceived notions, certainly helps, if breaking down our prejudices makes the world just a little bit better. But as you hinted, Pakistan civil aviation does have to deal with a lot of issues, from corruption, to subpar safety and bureaucracy. Did you notice any improvement in those areas?
Hard to speak to improvement as this was my first time in Pakistan, but the experience overall from the passenger experience was absolutely no different from what you’d find in any other developing country.
@@tfft Well, then its time to try PIA...if you dare. ;)
It's last year, Dec 2023 flight but posted few days ago!!
LCC charge less on ticket but they charge for each additional service on demand like meal, seat, extra luggage ...., their ancillary revenue
What on earth are you talking about? This was not filmed last year...
Pakistan is living in 2050...wow
How could a low cost be better than emirates
What's with the score with .1?😆
The comment at 13:21 is hilariously true
Good 👍
Thanks for watching!
Shocking you are still talking after travelling by Air in Pakistan 😂
Better than food poisoning and dirty in India airlines.
@@kaleidoscopeon indigo is a good airline, just that the food is sometimes not very healthy
pakistan has seemingly learnt from the 2020 plane crash and the expose where 1/3rd pilots hold fake licenses
Traveling as much as you do, is there any time you do not feel safe? A moment, "never here again"?
There are times when my guard is up and there have been times when small incidents have happened, but no, never a “never here again” moment based on safety.
@@tfft Just stay safe. This serie are awesome. And I can't wait until the BA business class review comes out.
The upcoming BA video is actually in First.
Two PIA cancelled flights is not a good look. Did they run out of Chinese spending money?
Looks better then budget airline Ryan Air lol
Worst looks at Laguardia 🙂
😊
Thanks for watching
I think you should try Bangalore to Bali by indigo my experience was horrible because of seats and legroom.
its staggering to see the stark difference between the aviation market in India and Pakistan, the former has something like 1000+ aircrafts on order. Pak is nowhere close
Yes true. India has more people then China, which is next to India and Pakistan.
Yeah look at india's population and ppp too
@ India’s population is about 4.5x more than pak.
India has almost 800-900 planes. Pak barely has 100
@ yes, we do, Indians are so insecure, always comparing with their smaller neighbour. also, staggering to see China has 7500 aircraft, and India with more people, has so less. 😁
Bhaii sid we've to stop comparing ourselves to bottom if we've to reach at top
Isn’t that Harnam?
That meal is better than some longhaul U.S. airline meals 😅
Thanks for watching
What was that? A not-for-profit airline? 😁 How do they even make money keeping prices so low?
Watching from Delhi. Your videos are great and the commentary is very entertaining!
(Very surprised to see such an empty airport. In South Asia!)
PIA will be privatized soon...very soon!
fogot the toilet review
Every single thing about this airline seems like a copy of air arabia
because its owned by air arabia
It's a subsidiary of Air Arabia 🤡
Ewww who wants to visit any of those cities 😂 YT algorithm fix yourself pls don’t suggest trash to me 😅
Perhaps grow up and fix yourself first.
Hate this AI generated script
Well you're in for a real treat then since this script, nor any other script on my channel, is AI generated. That said, you sound fun!
Please, noob - Kevin is the real deal. No AI here but he is incredibly systematic in his approach.
Script ? his voiceover you mean ? then its his OG voice.
1960 ka airport 😂😂😂😂😂
Abey yeh lahore ka airport hain ish se farbatter devloped aur Moro technology wala roh bharat hindusthan main Movie theaters hain 😂😂😂😂
When flying in Pakistan, always make sure that, the pilot's license is not fake !