International flights
Fly from Pakistan to the world with verified baggage, transit rules and fare conditions explained.
Flights by region
Key corridors from Pakistan and the airlines that fly them.
Before you fly abroad
- Passport valid for at least 6 months, with blank visa pages.
- Visa or e-visa for your destination, and for any transit country that requires one.
- Protector stamp if travelling on an employment visa.
- Arrive at the airport 3 to 4 hours before international departures.
- Check the baggage allowance on your e-ticket; basic fares may exclude checked bags.
- Keep power banks and valuables in cabin baggage.
Cabin class guide
| Cabin | Typical checked baggage | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | 20–35 kg, or 1–2 × 23 kg to the Americas | Meals on full-service airlines, standard seat, seat-back entertainment on most long-haul aircraft |
| Premium Economy | Often 2 × 23 kg or 35 kg | Wider seat with more recline and legroom, upgraded meals |
| Business | Often 40 kg or 2 × 32 kg | Lie-flat seat on most long-haul aircraft, lounge access, priority services |
| First | Often 50 kg or 2–3 × 32 kg | Private suite on some airlines, premium lounges and dining |
Allowances differ by airline and fare type; your e-ticket shows the exact allowance.
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International flights FAQs
Arrive at Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi airport 3 to 4 hours before departure to complete check-in, FIA immigration and security.
Most countries require at least 6 months of validity beyond your travel dates and blank visa pages.
Usually not if you stay airside on one ticket and don’t collect your bags, but rules depend on your passport, airport and layover length. We confirm transit rules before ticketing.
PIA (Islamabad and Lahore to London Heathrow and Manchester) and British Airways (Islamabad to London Gatwick).
PIA flies non-stop to Toronto from Islamabad and Karachi.
On a single ticket, bags are normally checked to your final destination. On separate tickets you must collect and re-check them, which may need a transit visa.
Yes. Many airlines allow stopovers on the way; we can price a ticket with a stopover of a few days.
Most airlines use the piece concept on these routes, typically 1 or 2 bags of up to 23 kg in Economy depending on the fare.
Dry, packaged foods are usually allowed, but many countries restrict meat, dairy and fresh produce. Always declare food at customs.
Yes. O.S Travel & Tours arranges travel insurance, including Schengen-compliant cover.