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Pakistan International Airlines Pushing back at Manchester Airport Terminal 2 for her flight back to Lahore | 2006

17/01/2026

LHC Clears Writ Petition Against PIA Privatisation on Friday.

Lahore: The Registrar Office of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday cleared a constitutional writ petition challenging the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), without raising any office objections.

The petition has been filed by Advocate Nabeel Javed Kahloon, Advocate High Court, a senior aviation law practitioner and head of Nabeel Javed Law Company (NJLC). The writ challenges the legality, transparency, and lawfulness of the ongoing PIA privatisation process.

According to court sources, the writ petition has been formally passed by the Registrar and forwarded for approval of the Chief Justice, Lahore High Court, for constitution of an appropriate bench. The matter is expected to be fixed for hearing on Monday.

The petition raises issues of public importance, including protection of national assets, employees’ rights, and alleged violations of the PIA Conversion Act, 2016, Privatisation Commission laws, and constitutional safeguards.

Legal experts consider the clearance of the petition without office objections a significant procedural development, indicating that the case is maintainable and ready for judicial scrutiny.
Further proceedings will commence after the Chief Justice constitutes the appropriate bench.

16/01/2026

In 1966, Pakistan International Airlines made fashion history by commissioning renowned French designer Pierre Cardin to design its cabin crew uniforms. At a time when airline attire was largely traditional, Cardin introduced a modern A-line tunic paired with slim-fitted trousers and a molded dupatta. The summer uniform featured a distinctive fawn color, while the winter version came in moss green. The sleek design became an instant sensation and influenced fashion trends across Pakistan, with the trousers famously dubbed “PIA pajamas.” Used until 1975, the uniforms helped position PIA as one of the world’s most stylish airlines.