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Beyond the Clouds: Why Airblue’s Islamabad MRO Hangar Could Rebuild Pakistan’s Aviation Ecosystem

Airblue’s Islamabad MRO hangar and simulator centre could cut foreign costs, create skilled jobs and rebuild Pakistan’s aviation ecosystem by 2027.

Airblue Airbus A321neo inside an Islamabad MRO hangar representing Pakistan’s aviation maintenance and pilot training expansion

External Links & References

[Airblue corporate history and destinations] → https://www.airblue.com/corp/about

[Airblue flight schedule] → https://www.airblue.com/flightinfo/schedule

[Airblue career opportunities] → https://www.airblue.com/jobs/

[Pakistan set to establish first EASA-approved MRO facility] → https://www.brecorder.com/news/amp/40431168

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