Overview
- Authorities said the long-neglected facility has been rehabilitated and returned to full operation.
- Officials tied the move to a state program led by the Defence Ministry and the Pakistan Airports Authority to revive idle airports.
- No airlines or timetables have been announced for passenger or cargo services from the airport.
- Local business groups expect faster trips to bigger cities and more reliable shipping once flights begin.
- The airport received a DVOR/DME navigation system last year, a radio beacon that helps pilots find position and distance during approaches.