Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Boeing’s headquarters in Washington and discussed progress on acquiring 16 new aircraft for Pakistan International Airlines. The meeting focused on strengthening PIA’s fleet and finalising the best available purchase options. The development marks a step forward in Pakistan’s aviation sector reforms.
A delegation from PIA’s new management accompanied Mohsin Naqvi during the visit. He met Boeing Global President Brendan Nelson and discussed the airline’s future fleet requirements. Both sides reviewed different options for the purchase of new aircraft.
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During the meeting, officials held detailed discussions on securing the most suitable deal for PIA. They agreed to accelerate the process and finalise the agreement at the earliest opportunity. The proposed aircraft acquisition is expected to support the airline’s operational expansion.
Mohsin Naqvi thanked Boeing’s leadership for its cooperation in facilitating the purchase process. He also appreciated Boeing’s important role in the global aircraft manufacturing industry. The minister highlighted the importance of modernising PIA’s fleet.
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The initiative comes as Pakistan works to improve the performance and competitiveness of its national airline. The addition of new aircraft is expected to enhance operational capacity and provide better services for passengers. Further details of the agreement will be announced after finalisation.