Afghanistan's Kam Air will raise its Kabul-Islamabad service to seven flights a week beginning November 1, in order to meet rising passenger demand and give travellers more options between the two neighboring nations.
Airline officials said the added frequency responds directly to customer demand, and the new flights should give travellers more flexibility when planning trips between the Afghan capital and Pakistan's federal capital.
The revised timetable will deliver daily connections between Kabul and Islamabad, strengthening links for business, family visits and other travel purposes, and underscoring the route's role in regional movement.
Kam Air's schedule expansion reflects its effort to adapt to shifting travel needs and offer more convenient connections. The extra flights are set to start on November 1, with further details on timings and ticket sales to follow.
