Flights to Pakistan

Cheap Flights to Pakistan

It's easy to find a value fare with Southall Travel. Type in your dates to view flights from the best airlines. Then, compare economy, premium economy, and business class, as well as any current deals. Shoulder seasons (spring and late autumn) often price lower; try to avoid UK school holidays and peak summer where possible. Early-morning or mid-week departures can also help. We search fares from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh. To get better pricing, you may move your trip by a day or two, activate price alerts for when prices drop, or travel during less busy months. Choose your flight, add extras like luggage or travel insurance, then confirm in just a few minutes when you're ready.

Why Travel to Pakistan?

People come to see heritage architecture, beautiful mountains, and an amazing food culture. Across the country, you can expect old forts and mosques, UNESCO monuments, lively old towns, and warm, family-friendly hospitality.

What are the Main Airports in Pakistan?

Pakistan’s busiest hubs include:

• Islamabad International (ISB) - modern terminal, eVisa verification kiosks, clear English/Urdu signage, taxis and ride-hailing at arrivals. Approx. 3,770 miles from London.
• Allama Iqbal International (Lahore, LHE) - compact layout with currency exchange, SIM counters dedicated onward-travel counters and official taxi desks. Approx. 3,930 miles from London.
• Jinnah International (Karachi, KHI) - the country’s largest airport with porter services, metered taxis and quick access to the city. Approx. 3,945 miles from London.
• These airports connect well with major UK departures, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.

What are the Options for Flights to Pakistan from the UK?

At Southall Travel, we offer cheap return flights from UK airports to key Pakistani gateways, Islamabad (ISB), Lahore (LHE) and Karachi (KHI).

• British Airways has operated non-stop London–Islamabad services at times. Availability varies by season.
• Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) offers select direct and indirect services. Check current schedules.
• One-stop routes are widely available via Doha (Qatar Airways), Dubai (Emirates), Abu Dhabi (Etihad) and Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), with additional options via major European hubs.

How to Find the Lowest Fares to Pakistan?

• Browse flexible dates (±3 days) to spot off-peak prices.
• Compare multiple airlines and cabins. Mix cabins if a premium inbound is on sale.
• Set fare alerts to lock in savings when prices move.
• Check single-stop itineraries, they’re often cheaper than direct flights.
• Watch for flash sales to upgrade to premium economy or business at a good rate.

What Essential Travel Info for Pakistan Do You Need?

• Passport & Visa: Most UK citizens require an eVisa for Pakistan. Apply online ahead of travel (allow a few working days for processing) and ensure your passport has 6 months’ validity beyond return. You’ll typically need a passport photo and supporting documents (e.g., hotel booking or invitation letter), and it’s wise to carry a printed copy of your eVisa. Tourist stays are typically permitted up to 90 days.
• Language: Urdu is the national language, and English is widely used for road signs, official documents and airport announcements.
• Time zone: Pakistan Standard Time (UTC+5), around 4-5 hours ahead of the UK depending on the season.
• Health Advisories: See official guidance for vaccinations and any health requirements.
• Currency & Payments: The currency is Pakistani rupees (PKR). ATMs and exchange facilities are common in cities and at airports; inform your bank of travel dates.
• Electricity & Plugs: Plug types C/D, 230V/50Hz. Bring a universal adapter and a power bank.
• • Connectivity: Local SIMs/eSIMs are widely available; roaming options vary by network.

What to Pack for Pakistan?

• Breathable layers (cotton/linen) for varied climates.
• Light jacket or fleece for evenings and mountain regions.
• Universal adapter, power bank and spare charging cables.
• Compact first-aid kit plus motion-sickness/anti-diarrhoeal tablets.
• Reusable water bottle (ideally with built-in filter).

What Cultural Tips Do You Need for Visiting Pakistan?

• Dress modestly away from beach or resort areas; cover shoulders/knees at religious sites.
• Remove shoes before entering mosques or private homes.
• Friday is the main prayer day. Expect busier mosques and adjusted opening times.
• Ramadan: avoid eating/drinking in public during daylight.
• Bargaining is normal in bazaars. Keep it polite and friendly.

How to Book Your Trip to Pakistan through Southall Travel?

Call our specialists on 0208 843 4444 to:

• Secure the best-value airfare for your dates and preferences.
• Add hotels, guided tours, transfers and travel insurance in one booking.
• Get UK-based support from search to after-sales.