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AirSial and the Imran Khan Era: An Evidence-Based Case for Extraordinary Regulatory Relaxations

This is not a fan post. Nor a hit job. This is a record-based examination of policy choices, timelines, and documented interventions—and what they meant for one private airline.

Manipulating the game of policy
  • AirSial received an RPT license in 2017 but did not launch within the standard window.

  • During Imran Khan’s tenure, the license was:

    • extended in January 2020, and

    • extended again by the federal cabinet in late 2020 to enable final certification and launch.

Industry context:

  • Comparable delays historically led to suspensions (e.g., Shaheen Air, Bhoja Air).

  • Cabinet-level extensions for a single startup are not routine administrative acts.

This is regulatory grace with political weight.


Exhibit C: Direct prime-ministerial intervention and endorsement

Documented actions include:

READ:   Tyrian Khan: The Uneasy Case of Admission

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