After the attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport on Wednesday, the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has offered the passengers of Turkish airlines who have been affected due to flight diversions.
The attack prompted the suspension of all flights at Ataturk airport, which handled more than 61 million passengers in 2015.
PIA, which has signed a code share agreement with Turkey’s national flag carrier, “has offered full support” in transporting passengers stranded due to flight diversions in the aftermath of the terror attack, said a press release issued by the airlines.
PIA CEO Bernd Hildenbrand expressed his sorrow over the incident by saying, “We are deeply sorry for this tragedy and as code share partners with Turkish Airlines we are ready to extend our all out support to them,”
