DHAKA: Pakistan International Airlines has resumed flights to the capital of Bangladesh after being suspended for 15 days. According to a PIA spokesman, PK-266 departed to Dhaka from Karachi earlier...
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AFP
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March 09, 2015
DHAKA: Pakistan International Airlines has resumed flights to the capital of Bangladesh after being suspended for 15 days.
According to a PIA spokesman, PK-266 departed to Dhaka from Karachi earlier today.
Flights were suspended after Bangladeshi authorities conducted a raid on the residence of PIA Country Manager Ali Abbas in Dhaka.
According to sources in PIA, a raid was also conducted on a PIA flight which reached Dhaka from Karachi on February 25, as the plane was searched for two and a half hours.
The reason for the raid given was that Ali Abbas was allegedly smuggling currencies as well as gold.
Airline sources said that a detailed house search took place while the country manager’s family was also harassed.