Flight operations for Pakistani Hajj pilgrims continues sans interruption.

ISLAMABAD -- The Hajj flight operation to transport Pakistani pilgrims has been proceeding without any disruptions, and the first Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight under the Road to Makkah project successfully arrived in Al Madinah on Monday.

The inaugural Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight under the Road to Makkah project successfully arrived in Madinah on Monday.

A total of 1,200 pilgrims were safely transported to Madinah via five flights on Sunday, as confirmed by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony.

Upon arrival in Madinah, the 386 pilgrims from Islamabad were warmly welcomed by Saudi authorities.

They were greeted with open arms and presented with generous gifts such as Zamzam water and dates as a gesture of hospitality.

The Road to Makkah program has streamlined immigration procedures, ensuring that all legal requirements for Hajj are efficiently fulfilled at the airport itself, eliminating the need for additional processes upon arrival in Saudi Arabia.

During an interview at Madinah airport, pilgrims expressed their satisfaction with the arrangements made under the Road to Makkah project.

They praised the time-saving benefits not only at Islamabad Airport but also at Madinah Airport. PIA officials reiterated their commitment to providing comprehensive assistance to Pakistani pilgrims.

According to a spokesman of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, a main control room has been established in the new building of the Madinah Hajj mission.

The scheduled four flights carrying 1,390 pilgrims will arrive in the sacred city of Madinah on Monday.

Similarly, more than 3,000 intending pilgrims will reach their sacred destination on Tuesday via nine...